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During a new construction at 221 Baker Street, an amazing discovery was made. A small
cabinet was found containing previously unknown documents. They revealed that Dr.
Watson kept notes about his adventures with Mr. Sherlock Holmes into the 1950s. An
interesting, but incomplete story read as follows:
....and was able to spring into a cab and drive to Baker
Street, half afraid that I might be too late to assist at the
dénouement of the little mystery. I found Sherlock Holmes
alone, however, half asleep, with his long, thin form curled up
in the recesses of his arm-chair. A formidable array of bottles
and test-tubes, with the pungent smell of hydrochloric acid,
told me that he had spent his day in the chemical work which
was so dear to him. It was obvious to me that my companion
had already examined the carefully closed metal box we had
found in a recess behind a sliding panel just above the right
bell-pull in poor Browning’s sitting-room.
’No doubt the murderers were after this box,’ said he. ’They
searched the house from cellar to garret. I would have been
at a loss myself if I had not met Irene Adler some time ago...’
My attention was captured by the open box on the
mantelpiece. It was empty.
’It is far better to keep the contents of the box in mineral oil,’
Holmes explained and showed me a bottle. ’This will keep it
safe from air but also makes it more flammable.’
The yellowish liquid in the bottle covered a few thumb-sized pellets.
’Is this a dangerous poison?’ I asked.
’Not at all, Watson. Have you ever seen a poison in so big a pellet? It would hardly be healthy to swallow, but
that is not the point. Now look at this.’
He took out a pellet, dried it with great care, and dropped it into a bowl of water. Instead of slowly dissolving
or sinking, the pellet began a strange dance on the surface of the water, hissed ominously, gave out bubbles
and some malodorous product. The acrid fumes took me by the throat and set me coughing.
’Holmes, this will kill us both,’ I screamed.
’You should have seen the reaction with hydrochloric acid. Anyway, I told you it is not particularly poisonous,’
said Holmes coughing. With dramatic suddenness he struck a match, and as he held the match nearer, the
bubbles caught fire and gleamed with the most beautiful crimson flame I have ever seen.
’Magnificent, is it not? One ounce of this substance when reacting with water or hydrochloric acid gives more
than three cubic feet of gas. To be precise, 3.068 cubic feet at 80.0 degrees and atmospheric pressure.’
’You measured this?’ I cried.
’Of course I measured it,’ said Holmes with an impatient gesture. He took a small bottle labelled
phenolphthalein and put a few drops of its contents into the bowl of water, which turned pink immediately, its
colour resembling the gleam of the flames.
’Is this why this substance is so precious?’
’Not really,’ murmured Holmes. ’The Powers of Evil created these pellets, Watson, or I am very much
mistaken. The murder of Browning was nothing but a trifle in this case.’
Half crazy with fear, I looked at the marble-like pellets in the bottle.
’I do not really understand, Holmes.’
’I made accurate measurements. I dissolved exactly one ounce of this substance in water, then boiled away
the water. The remaining white solid I could not dry completely, so I re-dissolved it in water and added some
hydrofluoric acid until the colour of phenolphthalein was gone. I boiled away the water again, and drying the
white residue was not a problem this time. Its mass was precisely three and one eighth ounces. Three and
one eighth. Do you see, Watson?’
’I am still in the dark,’ I answered with some embarrassment.
’I do not wish to make a mystery,’ said he, laughing. ’The matter is elementary; simplicity itself. You
remember our little adventure with Professor Urey?’
Budapest, Hungary, 12-21 July 2008 9
The notes end here. Sherlock Holmes uses imperial units of measurement: 1 foot equals
30.48 cm, 1 ounce is 28.350 g, the atmospheric pressure has been constant (101325 Pa)
over the last few centuries. The temperature is measured in degrees Fahrenheit (°F): 0 °C
equals 32 °F, whereas 100 °C is 212 °F.
Help Watson figure out what was in the box. What could it possibly have been intended
for?

During a new construction at 221 Baker Street, an amazing discovery was made. A small
cabinet was found containing previously unknown documents. They revealed that Dr.
Watson kept notes about his adventures with Mr. Sherlock Holmes into the 1950s. An
interesting, but incomplete story read as follows:
....and was able to spring into a cab and drive to Baker
Street, half afraid that I might be too late to assist at the
dénouement of the little mystery. I found Sherlock Holmes
alone, however, half asleep, with his long, thin form curled up
in the recesses of his arm-chair. A formidable array of bottles
and test-tubes, with the pungent smell of hydrochloric acid,
told me that he had spent his day in the chemical work which
was so dear to him. It was obvious to me that my companion
had already examined the carefully closed metal box we had
found in a recess behind a sliding panel just above the right
bell-pull in poor Browning’s sitting-room.
’No doubt the murderers were after this box,’ said he. ’They
searched the house from cellar to garret. I would have been
at a loss myself if I had not met Irene Adler some time ago...’
My attention was captured by the open box on the
mantelpiece. It was empty.
’It is far better to keep the contents of the box in mineral oil,’
Holmes explained and showed me a bottle. ’This will keep it
safe from air but also makes it more flammable.’
The yellowish liquid in the bottle covered a few thumb-sized pellets.
’Is this a dangerous poison?’ I asked.
’Not at all, Watson. Have you ever seen a poison in so big a pellet? It would hardly be healthy to swallow, but
that is not the point. Now look at this.’
He took out a pellet, dried it with great care, and dropped it into a bowl of water. Instead of slowly dissolving
or sinking, the pellet began a strange dance on the surface of the water, hissed ominously, gave out bubbles
and some malodorous product. The acrid fumes took me by the throat and set me coughing.
’Holmes, this will kill us both,’ I screamed.
’You should have seen the reaction with hydrochloric acid. Anyway, I told you it is not particularly poisonous,’
said Holmes coughing. With dramatic suddenness he struck a match, and as he held the match nearer, the
bubbles caught fire and gleamed with the most beautiful crimson flame I have ever seen.
’Magnificent, is it not? One ounce of this substance when reacting with water or hydrochloric acid gives more
than three cubic feet of gas. To be precise, 3.068 cubic feet at 80.0 degrees and atmospheric pressure.’
’You measured this?’ I cried.
’Of course I measured it,’ said Holmes with an impatient gesture. He took a small bottle labelled
phenolphthalein and put a few drops of its contents into the bowl of water, which turned pink immediately, its
colour resembling the gleam of the flames.
’Is this why this substance is so precious?’
’Not really,’ murmured Holmes. ’The Powers of Evil created these pellets, Watson, or I am very much
mistaken. The murder of Browning was nothing but a trifle in this case.’
Half crazy with fear, I looked at the marble-like pellets in the bottle.
’I do not really understand, Holmes.’
’I made accurate measurements. I dissolved exactly one ounce of this substance in water, then boiled away
the water. The remaining white solid I could not dry completely, so I re-dissolved it in water and added some
hydrofluoric acid until the colour of phenolphthalein was gone. I boiled away the water again, and drying the
white residue was not a problem this time. Its mass was precisely three and one eighth ounces. Three and
one eighth. Do you see, Watson?’
’I am still in the dark,’ I answered with some embarrassment.
’I do not wish to make a mystery,’ said he, laughing. ’The matter is elementary; simplicity itself. You
remember our little adventure with Professor Urey?’
Budapest, Hungary, 12-21 July 2008 9 
The notes end here. Sherlock Holmes uses imperial units of measurement: 1 foot equals
30.48 cm, 1 ounce is 28.350 g, the atmospheric pressure has been constant (101325 Pa)
over the last few centuries. The temperature is measured in degrees Fahrenheit (°F): 0 °C
equals 32 °F, whereas 100 °C is 212 °F.
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for?

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During a new construction at 221 Baker Street, an amazing discovery was made. A smallcabinet was found containing previously unknown documents. They revealed that Dr.Watson kept notes about his adventures with Mr. Sherlock Holmes into the 1950s. Aninteresting, but incomplete story read as follows:....and was able to spring into a cab and drive to BakerStreet, half afraid that I might be too late to assist at thedénouement of the little mystery. I found Sherlock Holmesalone, however, half asleep, with his long, thin form curled upin the recesses of his arm-chair. A formidable array of bottlesand test-tubes, with the pungent smell of hydrochloric acid,told me that he had spent his day in the chemical work whichwas so dear to him. It was obvious to me that my companionhad already examined the carefully closed metal box we hadfound in a recess behind a sliding panel just above the rightbell-pull in poor Browning’s sitting-room.’No doubt the murderers were after this box,’ said he. ’Theysearched the house from cellar to garret. I would have beenat a loss myself if I had not met Irene Adler some time ago...’My attention was captured by the open box on themantelpiece. It was empty.’It is far better to keep the contents of the box in mineral oil,’Holmes explained and showed me a bottle. ’This will keep itsafe from air but also makes it more flammable.’The yellowish liquid in the bottle covered a few thumb-sized pellets.’Is this a dangerous poison?’ I asked.’Not at all, Watson. Have you ever seen a poison in so big a pellet? It would hardly be healthy to swallow, butthat is not the point. Now look at this.’He took out a pellet, dried it with great care, and dropped it into a bowl of water. Instead of slowly dissolvingor sinking, the pellet began a strange dance on the surface of the water, hissed ominously, gave out bubblesand some malodorous product. The acrid fumes took me by the throat and set me coughing.’Holmes, this will kill us both,’ I screamed.’You should have seen the reaction with hydrochloric acid. Anyway, I told you it is not particularly poisonous,’said Holmes coughing. With dramatic suddenness he struck a match, and as he held the match nearer, thebubbles caught fire and gleamed with the most beautiful crimson flame I have ever seen.’Magnificent, is it not? One ounce of this substance when reacting with water or hydrochloric acid gives morethan three cubic feet of gas. To be precise, 3.068 cubic feet at 80.0 degrees and atmospheric pressure.’’You measured this?’ I cried.’Of course I measured it,’ said Holmes with an impatient gesture. He took a small bottle labelledphenolphthalein and put a few drops of its contents into the bowl of water, which turned pink immediately, itscolour resembling the gleam of the flames.’Is this why this substance is so precious?’’Not really,’ murmured Holmes. ’The Powers of Evil created these pellets, Watson, or I am very muchmistaken. The murder of Browning was nothing but a trifle in this case.’Half crazy with fear, I looked at the marble-like pellets in the bottle.’I do not really understand, Holmes.’’I made accurate measurements. I dissolved exactly one ounce of this substance in water, then boiled awaythe water. The remaining white solid I could not dry completely, so I re-dissolved it in water and added somehydrofluoric acid until the colour of phenolphthalein was gone. I boiled away the water again, and drying thewhite residue was not a problem this time. Its mass was precisely three and one eighth ounces. Three andone eighth. Do you see, Watson?’’I am still in the dark,’ I answered with some embarrassment.’I do not wish to make a mystery,’ said he, laughing. ’The matter is elementary; simplicity itself. Youremember our little adventure with Professor Urey?’Budapest, Hungary, 12-21 July 2008 9 The notes end here. Sherlock Holmes uses imperial units of measurement: 1 foot equals30.48 cm, 1 ounce is 28.350 g, the atmospheric pressure has been constant (101325 Pa)over the last few centuries. The temperature is measured in degrees Fahrenheit (°F): 0 °Cequals 32 °F, whereas 100 °C is 212 °F.Help Watson figure out what was in the box. What could it possibly have been intendedfor?

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Trong một tòa nhà mới ở 221 phố Baker, một phát hiện đáng kinh ngạc là.Một đứa nhỏ.Nội các bị phát hiện có chứa tài liệu chưa từng được biết đến trước đây.Họ tiết lộ, tiến sĩ.Watson, và ông ta giữ · Adventures ghi chép vào thập niên 1950.Thú vị, nhưng không biết toàn bộ câu chuyện đọc như sau:Mùa xuân...... và có thể sẽ trở thành một chiếc taxi, và lái xe đi BakerTrên đường, một nửa sợ tôi có thể quá trễ để hỗ trợ trongBí mật nhỏ nouement d Mahé.Tôi phát hiện ra Sherlock Holmes.Tuy nhiên, chỉ có một người, một nửa ngủ rồi, nó dài và mỏng cuộn tròn theo hình thứcNó ở trên ghế bành của cái rãnh.Đáng kính sợ cái chai.Và trong những kích thích tình dục bằng axit hydrochloric, mùi thơm,Nói với tôi anh ta làm việc trong hóa học trong suốt một ngày.Anh ấy thật dễ thương.Rõ ràng, đồng nghiệp của tôiChúng tôi đã kiểm tra rồi. Chúng ta đã có cẩn thận đóng hộp kim loại.Ở bên phải. Một bảng điều khiển trượt đằng sau một cái rãnh được tìm thấy trongTội nghiệp của Browning ở phòng khách."Không nghi ngờ gì, hung thủ là ở trong cái hộp này sau đó," ông nói, ông ấy nói, "."Họ.Lục soát ngôi nhà xuống.Tôi sẽ luônSự mất mát của mình, nếu tôi không gặp Irene Adler, một thời gian trước... "Tôi mở cái hộp tâm bị bắt rồi.Lò sưởi.Nó trống không."Đưa cái hộp hộp vào trong dầu khoáng sản hơn rất nhiều".Holmes giải thích rằng, cho tôi xem một chai.Nó sẽ giữ nó.An toàn trong không khí, nhưng cũng làm cho nó dễ cháy hơn.Trong cái chai màu vàng nhạt của chất lỏng bao phủ hạt nhỏ cỡ vài ngón tay của thuốc."Đây là một loài nguy hiểm độc đó không?Tôi hỏi."Không, Watson.Anh đã từng thấy rất nhiều hạt thuốc độc không?Nó gần như không thể khoẻ mạnh nuốt, nhưngĐây không phải là vấn đề.Bây giờ hãy nhìn cái này. "Hắn lấy một hạt, rất thận trọng khi làm việc, ném nó vào một cái bát.Và không phải từ từ tanHoặc chìm, hạt bắt đầu ở nước bề mặt rất lạ SH điềm xấu, cho bong bóngMột số sản phẩm thối tha.Một ông khói mang cổ họng của tôi, khiến tôi bị ho."Holmes, nó sẽ giết cả hai chúng ta," Tôi hét lên."Anh nên thấy phản ứng với axit clohydric.Dù sao, tôi đã nói với anh, nó không phải là đặc biệt có độc, "Holmes Ho nói.Bi kịch tai nạn nó chèo. Một que diêm, khi nó tiếp cận trận đấu được tổ chức,Bong bóng đang bốc cháy, lánh đẹp nhất tôi từng thấy ngọn lửa đỏ thắm."Người đẹp, phải không?Khi phản ứng với nước hoặc axit clohydric, khi một lượng chất này đã cung cấp thêm nhiều vật chất.Hơn 3 mét khối khí tự nhiên.Chính xác hơn, 3.068 feet khối trên 80 độ và áp suất khí quyển. "Các biện pháp này bao giờ chưa?Tôi đã khóc."Tất nhiên là tôi đo nó," Holmes không kiên nhẫn bằng một cử chỉ nói.Anh ta đã lấy một cái lọ nhỏ dán nhãn.Thả vài giọt phenolphtalein, nội dung của nó cho một bát nước, nó ngay lập tức trở thành màu hồng, itsNgọn lửa có màu tương tự như ngọn lửa của ngọn lửa."Đó là lý do tại sao chất này rất quý giá.""Không phải là sự thật, thì thầm:" Holmes.Sức mạnh của quỷ dữ đã tạo ra những quả bóng, là, tôi vẫn thíchNhầm lẫn.Trong trường hợp này, Browning. Vụ này chỉ là một việc nhỏ. "Có một nửa điên loạn và sợ hãi, tôi nhìn chai, đá cẩm thạch của huyền vi thuốc."Tôi thật sự không hiểu, Holmes.""Tôi đã làm chính xác của đo lường.Tôi hoàn toàn tan trong nước. Một lượng vật chất, và đun sôi.Nước.Phần còn lại của chất rắn màu trắng hoàn toàn làm tôi không thể, cho nên tôi bỏ nó hòa tan trong nước, và có thêm một sốAxit flohydric và Phenolphtalein màu rồi.Tôi lại làm sôi nước, lại làm nữa.Cặn trắng. Đó không phải là một vấn đề, lúc này.Khối lượng vật chất của nó thường là 3 và 8 viên.3:1 phần 8.Anh thấy chưa, Watson?""Tôi vẫn còn trong bóng tối," Tôi có xấu hổ đất trả lời nói."Tôi không muốn trở thành một người bí ẩn," anh ta cười nói.Điều này là cơ bản, tính đơn giản của chính nó.AnhNhớ là chúng ta Urey chuyến phiêu lưu nhỏ của Giáo sư?"Budapest, Hungary, tháng 9, tháng 7 2008Nốt nhạc ở đây kết thúc.Sherlock Holmes sử dụng đo lường Mỹ đơn vị: 1 mét bằng30.48 cm, 1 lạng cho 28.350 gam, áp suất khí quyển vẫn không thay đổi (101325 Pa)Trong nhiều thế kỷ.Đo nhiệt độ là độ F (): 0 độ C.Bằng 32 độ F, và 100 độ C là 212 độ FGiúp Hoa Sen làm rõ có gì trong cái hộp đó.Nó có thể là gìĐúng không?

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