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LinkedIn Pinpoint Answer Today #593

The answer is hidden by default to protect your streak. Clues: 109 = Lise Meitner, 107 = Neils Bohr, 102 = Alfred Nobel, 99 = Albert Einstein, 96 = Marie and Pierre Curie (who discovered two others but not this one). Reveal the solution when you are ready, then follow the journey that connects the clues.

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Today's Pinpoint Answer #593

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How the Pinpoint #593 Clues Lead to the Answer

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Attempt #1Correct answer
Guess
Nuclear Physicist
Clues in this attempt
109 = Lise Meitner
Reasoning
Analyzing the clue, I recall that Lise Meitner was a renowned physicist who contributed significantly to the discovery of nuclear fission, suggesting her field as nuclear physics.
Attempt #2Correct answer
Guess
Bohrium
Clues in this attempt
109 = Lise Meitner107 = Neils Bohr
Reasoning
The clue numbers suggested elements on the periodic table and known scientists related to these elements; this led me to Bohrium, named after Neils Bohr, and fitting between the given numbers.
Attempt #3Correct answer
Guess
Meitnerium (Mt)
Clues in this attempt
109 = Lise Meitner107 = Neils Bohr102 = Alfred Nobel
Reasoning
The sequence of elements named after influential scientists points to Meitnerium, as it follows the pattern of atomic numbers matching with significant scientific names.
Attempt #4Working guess
Guess
Curie
Clues in this attempt
109 = Lise Meitner107 = Neils Bohr102 = Alfred Nobel99 = Albert Einstein
Reasoning
Following the trail of renowned scientists linked to element names, Curie fits the pattern as a consideration.
Attempt #5Working guess
Guess
Einsteinium
Clues in this attempt
109 = Lise Meitner107 = Neils Bohr102 = Alfred Nobel99 = Albert Einstein96 = Marie and Pierre Curie (who discovered two others but not this one)
Reasoning
Tracing the pattern that each atomic number correlates to a person honored with an element, I deduced that 99 refers to Einsteinium named after Albert Einstein.

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