Introduction Dear readers of our beloved T-Licht, Before you lies the very first Summer Edition of the T-Licht. You may have noticed the new colour scheme specialy designed for this Summer Edition, to give this edition an extra summer feeling. We are proud to present you a T-Licht with 15 puzzles in it! We have even found three sponsors (BASF, DSM and Sabic), who give away nice prizes for the right answer in their puzzles! So fill in those puzzles and send the answers before September the 1st to our probably already well-known e-mail address: tlicht.st@tue.nl. As an extra in this Special Summer Edition T-Licht you get to see the faces of everyone making this T-Licht possible (bottom right of this page). We hope that this scary revelation will not give you a permanent trauma or keep you from making the puzzles in this T-Licht. If you really have nothing to do this summer you can also find a secret message hidden in this T-Licht somewhere.. Have fun!! The T-Licht editors
Puzzles... Sudoku
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Battleship
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BASF Prize Puzzle
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Swedish Puzzle
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Maze
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Cryptogram
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Wordseeker
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Find the 11 differences
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Sabic Prize Puzzle
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Wordseeker
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WJD - Puzzel
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DSM Prize Puzzle
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Text in Code
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Organic Crossword
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Logiquiz
Crossword
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Colofon Jaargang 15 Zomer editie Juni 2011 Het T-Licht is het verenigings-blad van Technologische Studievereniging ‘Jan Pieter Minckelers’, studievereniging van de faculteit Scheikundige Technologie aan de Technische Universiteit Eindhoven. Het normale T-Licht verschijnt 4 keer per jaar.
T-Licht redactie: Robin Willems, Eric de Vries, Stefan van Uden, Dennis Hulsman, Yoran Zonneveld, Svetlana Borukaova, Sven van Belzen, Nicky Hoek, Lennart van Haandel, Evert Cornelissen, Frank van Wijk en Ivan Ottenheijm. De redactie behoudt zich te allen tijde het recht voor om wijzigingen aan te brengen in aangeleverde kopij of om kopij te weigeren.
Drukkerij: Drukkerij SVS B.V. info@drukwerken.nl Redactieadres T.S.V. ‘Jan Pieter Minckelers’ t.a.v. Het T-Licht Helix STW 0.25 Postbus 513 5600 MB Eindhoven Tel: 040-2473756 tlicht.st@tue.nl www.tsvjapie.nl
Battleship
T.S.V. ‘Jan Pieter Minckelers’
Het T-Licht
by: Robin
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In this puzzle, you have to find out where the fleet is in the diagram. The fleet that you need to find, is always depicted in the diagram. The numbers outside the diagram indicate how many components of ships are in that row or column. A ship is always surrounded by water. Good luck!
BASF Prize Puzzle By: BASF
Down 1. Musical instrument 2. Last name of the newly appointed (May 2011) Chairman of the Board of Executive Directors of BASF 3. Location of BASF Recruiting Services Europe 4. One of BASF’s six segments 7. Location of BASF Headquarters 8. Moon of Saturn 9. BASF strives to form the “Best Team in ...” 11. In which German city does the BASF Annual Meeting take place 14. Founder of BASF (1865) 17. The “S” in BASF stands for ...
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Across 5. Number of members on the Board of Executive Directors of BASF 6. Deepest lake in the world 10. Pigment used in blue jeans 12. Location of the Champions League final 2010 13. Tallest mountain in Germany 15. Number of “Verbund” sites in BASF worldwide 16. Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry in 1991 18. First woman in space 19. BASF is know as “The ... Company” 20. Chemical produced by the Haber-Bosch process
To get the solution to this puzzle, you have to make a word out of the letters in the red boxes. If you think you have found the solution please send it in before September 1st 2011 to tlicht.st@tue.nl. If your solution is correct, you can win a BASF pen-knife.
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Swedish Puzzle
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By: Frank
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Maze By: Ivan OH NOES! Herr Electron has been separated from Frau Proton! Only Herr Electron is able to go into the maze. Help Herr Electron get back to his beloved Proton.
Cryptogram door: Sven Beste puzzelaar, In de vakantie ben je even weg van de moeilijke studie, waarover je dagelijks je hoofd breekt. Door het jaar heen los je moeiteloos de meest idiote integralen op en haal je de lastigste tentamens, tenminste dat is de bedoeling. Na de vakantie, waarin je weinig gebruik hebt gemaakt van je hersenen, kan dat soms wat tegenvallen. Onderstaand cryptogram kan je helpen om je hersenen in topvorm te houden! De spelregels: Vul de cryptisch omschreven woorden in in het rooster. De letters in de groene vakjes vormen samen een woord en dat is de oplossing.
Editors wish
Horizontaal 1. Scheidingsmethode voor meer koningen. 6. Droevig onderdeel van democratie. 7. Beloning vooraf voor een Chinese kok. 8. Jouwe is niet beleefd genoeg! 9. World Of Warcraft in het kort. 11. Ontledingsmes 13. Overblijfsel na delen. 14. Zo smal is beangstigend. 16. Is het zijn winkel? 17. Dit verzet blijft liever zitten. 20. Opvallende conservenjager.
Verticaal 1. Tijdelijk in balans. 2. Dit stukje metaal verbindt echt! 3. Newton’s favoriete fruit. 4. Planning van een poÍet. 5. Deze kwast is ijverig! 12. Deze titaan draagt landkaarten. 15. Deze Franse dienares van God ontkent alles. 18. Deze boom past net niet in een kip. 19. Jongen in het vat.
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Wordseeker
T.S.V. ‘Jan Pieter Minckelers’
Het T-Licht
by: Ivan
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In front of you is a wordseeker with a chemical twist to it. When solved, a sentence will appear. Have fun and good luck!
Alloy Amorphous Base Buckyball Corrosive Ductile Earth Entropy Fission Flammable
Fuel Hydrogen Inert LASER Metal Nanotubes Neodymium Nuclear Organic Oxidizer
Plug Flow Polymer Rontgen Rotorvap Salt Tag Tin Zinc Toxic
Find the 11 differences by: Frank
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1. This river leads to the Hades 2. We all know the Nile is the longest river in the world, but what is Europe’s longest river? 3. Writer of the Aeneid 4. ‘The Comedy of Errors’ was written by this English playwriter 5. What Greek dance is also known as ‘Zorba’s Dance’ ? 6. The nickname of this darts player is ‘ The Matchstick’ 7. The capital of Nepal 8. Napoleon built the Arc de Triomphe after winning this battle 9. Prime minister of the Netherlands from 2002-2010 10. Robert the Bruce led the Scots to victory over England in this historical battle in 1314 AD 11. Eric Arthur Blair was his real name, but he was a famous writer under what pseudonym? 12. The 104th element of the Periodic Table. 13. Representative of the Devil in the German legend ‘ Faust’ 14. Treasurer of the 52nd board of T.S.V. ‘Jan Pieter Minckelers’ 15. The 14th movie in the James Bond series 16. The 44th President of the United States 17. Complete this song line: ‘Dit beziende sprak Jan Pieter, onze eigen … ‘ 18. This psychedelic band scored three top-15 ranks in the Radio 2 Top 2000 in 2010 19. Together with Uderzo, he created Asterix & Obelix 20. What is the name for a general when in the navy? 21. The 2011 men’s world champion in handball 22. ‘Die Zauberflöte’ is an example of an … ? 23. Composer of the Brandenburger Concertos 24. Study association for chemistry at Leiden University
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If you think you have found the solution to this puzzle, you can send your answer to tlicht.st@japie.nl. If your answer is right you have a chance to win a dinner for two persons in Eindhoven sponsored by Sabic! You can send in your answer untill September 1st 2011.
T.S.V. ‘Jan Pieter Minckelers’
Sabic Prize Puzzle by: Yoran
Happy summer!
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Wordseeker
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by: Wervinsgdagen
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afstuderen arbeid arbeidsmarkt baan baas bedrijven Bedrijvendag bestuur borrel carrière case de hal diner Eindhoven eisen ervaring evenement fortuin geld
gelukskoekje gesprek Gesprekkendagen groei jong kans lezing loon maatpak make your fortune motorshow niche omzet oriënteren panty promo recruiter roem solliciteren
stage student studeren studie succes tijd toekomst trainee Trainingsdagen uitdaging verenigingen website werken werkgever werving Wervingsdagen workshop
Wist-je-datjes Puzzel door: Yoran Een van de vaste rubrieken in het T-Licht is natuurlijk de wist-je-datjes-rubriek. Dubieuze uitspraken en andere wetenswaardigheden vullen de laatste pagina van ieder T-Licht, ter lering ende vermaak van iedereen. Maar hoeveel heb je er nu echt van onthouden? Om dat te testen, hebben wij hier een selectie van wist-je-datjes van de afgelopen vier jaar in puzzelvorm verwerkt. Vul de ontbrekende woorden op de stippellijntjes in de puzzel in en vind de oplossing!
Holiday and
1) … volgens Olaf V. rode fosfor uit pure … bestaat? 2) … Nicky O. … wil koelen? 3) … Sander H. zijn pak naar de … wil brengen? 4) … Laura N. heel goed op de … van Thijs van E. kan spelen? 5) … Jeroen R. niet naar het gala ging omdat hij geen … had? 6) … Arthur K. ongelooflijk bang is voor … ? 7) … Bas H. nog liever in God gelooft dan in … …? 8) … Ruud A. na het lezen van de … spontaan homoseksueel werd? 9) … de enige plek waar Jan Willem O. gevoel heeft, zijn … is ? 10) … je Rik M. naar buiten kunt lokken met een … ? 11) … Bas H. geen alcoholist is, maar gewoon van … houdt?
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DSM prize puzzle
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by: Lennart Help the Japie board members identify their salt solutions Since the Japie board members are almost relieved from their duty, Martijn thought that his fellow board members could use some preparation for the next study year. Therefore, he came up with a simple chemical test for the rest of the board. He gave his five fellow board members an aqueous solution, each containing a different ionic compound. Each compound has a cation (ammonium, calcium, nickel, potassium, or zinc) and an anion (bromide, fluoride, hydroxide, nitrate, or sulfate). No single ion is repeated. Using the hints below, can you help the board members to determine the ionic compound in each board member’s solution and its molar mass? Place your answers in the Solution Reporting Table. When you have solved the puzzle you can send your answer to tlicht.st@tue.nl. If your solution is correct you can win a digital camera, made available by DSM. You can send in your answer untill September 1st 2011. (Note: Each board member’s compound is in aqueous solution, which means that the compound is soluble. Therefore, any combination of a cation and ion which produces an insoluble compound, as determined from Table 1, cannot be one of the unknowns.)
T.S.V. ‘Jan Pieter Minckelers’
1. Marly’s compound has a molar mass greater than that of the one containing the hydroxide ion, but smaller than the one containing the ammonium ion. The compound with the largest molar mass has a cation:anion ratio of 1:2.
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2. Nicky’s compound formed a precipitate when aqueous sodium carbonate was added. The compound with the middle value for molar mass did not contain a divalent cation. The compound with the second smallest molar mass formed a precipitate with aqueous barium iodide. 3. The molar mass of Sander’s compound is between 50 and 100 grams greater than the compound containing nickel. One compound had a cation:anion ratio of 2:1. 4. Frank’s compound contains all polyatomic ions. Yoran has the compound with the smallest molar mass. 5. Marly’s compound contains a transition metal. The compound containing zinc had the largest molar mass. The compound with the second largest molar mass formed a precipitate when aqueous lithium sulfate was added. 6. A precipitate was formed when a solution of iron(II) chloride was added to the solution containing the compound with the smallest molar mass. The largest molar mass of a compound is over 200 grams.
Hope to
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This is a puzzle where the original text is transcribed to other letters of the alfabet. So for example if HT actually means IF, than are all H’s I’s and all T’s F’s.
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When you have solved this code you should get a quote from a famous writer/poet. Good luck!!
T.S.V. ‘Jan Pieter Minckelers’
Text in Code By: Dennis
Organic Crossword by: Svetlana
Down 1. Organic acids react with alcohols in this reaction 2. Process in which water is the by-product 3. Fermentation produces this organic compound 4. Reaction of monomers to make large unit 5. Orbitals used in the electron transfer 6. Olefin dancing or Grubbs Reaction 7. Connects two atoms within the molecule 8. Russian chemist after who the rule predicting the regiochemistry of HX addition to unsymmetrically substituted alkene is named 9. Synthesis of primary amines by reaction of Potassium phthalimide with alkyl halides with subsequent treatment with base 10. The reason for the holes in your pants after organic lab 11. Name of the chemist who reported [3,3]-sigmatropic rearrangement 12. Used in constructing the separation column and on TLC plates
See you all
Across 1. The most stable conformation of cyclohexane 2. Soap is made as a result of this reaction 3. Saturated hydrocarbon 4. Reaction with oxygen to produce Carbon dioxide 5. Reaction involving the synthesis of symmetric biaryls via copper-catalyzed coupling. 6. The nitrosation of primary aromatic amines with nitrous acid leading to diazonium salts 7. Using hydrogen molecules to combine with a hydrocarbon 8. The addition of an organomagnesium halide to a ketone or aldehyde, to form a tertiary or secondary alcohol, respectively 9. An atom or group of atoms carrying an unpaired electron 10. Non superimposable image of a molecule 11. An Austrian chemist who reported a way to reduce benzene to 1,4-cyclohexadiene 12. The Reaction allowing preparation of an alkene by the reaction of an aldehyde or ketone with the ylide generated from a phosphonium salt. 13. This is always a product of combustion
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Logiquiz
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Het T-Licht
by: Robin
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These are difficult times in the Chemical Engineering Department. So, to cut costs students are used to conduct extremely difficult scientific research. Also, they have to make each a different substance used in their research. Investigate which student has to make which substance, in which amount and from which country the student is. Hints: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Carl makes propylene oxide. The student from China has to make 8 kg of his substance. Abraham does not make polytetrafluoroethylene. The student who is from China, does not have to make toluene diisocyanate. Bertrand is not from the Netherlands if he has to make 6 kg of his substance. Propylene oxide has to be made not in amouts of 3 or 8 kg. One of the students has to make 6 kg of toluene diisocyanate. Dyon is not from Poland.
Crossword by: Dennis
47. 48. 50. 52. 56. 57. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64.
Safe from harm Dance unit Hanger-on Bruce Willis’s first name Clerical clothing Win over “Blue Tail Fly” singer Use a fitting room Insect eggs Depraved emperor Declare Excessive supply
Down 1. Firecracker part 2. Muezzin’s call to prayer 3. Salon service 4. Flies the coop 5. St. Teresa of ___ 6. Boxig official 7. In good shape 8. Perturbed 9. Set right 10. Warship 11. Blackmore heroine 12. “A Room With ___” 13. Where a brood is raised
18. Even 22. Comb projections 24. Kublai ___ 26. Electric power network 27. Bellow 28. “Show Boat” author 30. White poplar 32. Regions 34. Narcotic 35. Spain’s longest river 37. Warm sweetened wine drink 38. Competes 41. Guernica painter 43. Mowgli’s creator 45. Riposte 46. Card game start 47. Balm 49. Bale binder 50. Distress 51. Singer from Donegal 53. Comet part 54. “__, Brute!” 55. Balance 58. Barracks bed
After the summer!
Across 1. Destiny 5. Pianist Rubinstein 10. Tartan representation 14. Israeli arms 15. Phileas Fogg’s creator 16. Wander 17. Consecrated 19. “Mila 18” author 20. Necessitate 21. Strict disciplinarian 23. High spot 25. Go up and down 26. Cupidity 29. Hick 31. Fishing gear 32. Small application 33. Walked purposefully 36. Woosnam of the PGA 37. Assyrian capital 39. Sphere 40. Window decor 42. Jack-in-the-box part 43. Tree protuberance 44. Eden’s clothing source? 46. Don ___ de la Vega (Zorro)
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