To reach the first stage micro cache you will need to solve the
puzzle below. To solve the second stage you will need to answer
some questions from information available near the first micro.
There is a car park available close to the first micro.
This cache itself is half-litre air tight plastic container
initially containing the usual geocaching type items.
Everything in the world, including geaocachers and their caches,
is made from chemicals. There are just over a hundred chemical
elements which combine together in tens of thousands of different
ways to form chemical compounds. To find the following cache you
will have to find the atomic or molecular weights (masses) of the
elements or compounds. Molecular weights (masses) are usually not
round numbers but just ignore anything after the decimal point.
This element is a is a steel-grey, lustrous, hard metal takes a
high polish, and has a high melting point It is added to iron to
make stainless steel. It is also used in electroplating to give a
shiny finish for such uses as car bumpers - before they all became
plastic. The atomic weight of this element = AB
This compound has the formula BeO and is used for rocket
engines, catalysts and semiconductors which are used in radio
equipment. The molecular weight of this compound = CD
This compound is has the curious name of xylidine. I used to use
various forms of xylidine when inventing new dyes many years ago.
One I called Lady Dye, which proves it was a long time ago. Some of
them were brand new compounds i.e. atoms had never been put
together in that order ever before. The molecular weight of
xylidine = EFG
This element is the first in the Periodic Table and the
lightest. On its own it's explosive but when combined with oxygen
makes something that can be used to dilute whiskey. The atomic
weight of this element = H
Hydroxylamine is a reactive chemical, usually used as a solution
in water for manufacturing other chemicals. It is also used to
remove hair from animal hides and in photographic developing
solutions The molecular weight of hydroxylamine = IJ
This compound is a natural compound i.e. occurs naturally. It is
trimyristin and has the chemical formula C45H86O6. In nutmeg it
accounts for the sweet smell and taste of the spice and makes up
20-25% of the overall mass of dried, ground nutmeg. The molecular
mass of trimyristin = KLM
The first part of the cache is located at: N AB° CD.EFG W 00H°
IJ.KLM