Cambridge Chemistry Challenge

Could anyone please provide more help on Gold? I have tried everything, including permutations and still can't find the answer. This has no longer become fun and is merely a task of trial and error for me so I'd really appreciate some help so that I can move on and do the final question myself.

Could anyone please provide more help on Gold? I have tried everything, including permutations and still can't find the answer. This has no longer become fun and is merely a task of trial and error for me so I'd really appreciate some help so that I can move on and do the final question myself.

Could anyone please provide more help on Gold? I have tried everything, including permutations and still can't find the answer. This has no longer become fun and is merely a task of trial and error for me so I'd really appreciate some help so that I can move on and do the final question myself.

How many combinations of 4 letters can you make, assuming one special thing you should know about orders of amino acids in a peptide.

Then google the second part.

Mainly because no one did it like that, I just randomly made up a easily solvable maths sum to give the answer, rather than just writing it out in full.

I can't think what it'd have to do with lady justice, but font size is the key to it. Imagine if each of those element symbols had the same mass.

Sorry, but I don't get what you mean about the element symbols having the same mass...the same mass as each other or their sizes or what? Any help would be much appreciated, thanks

As in, if you treat those symbols as objects, they will all have the same mass. But they are arranged in increasing size, so what must be different about them?

Great, got it. Thanks