Chapter 113: Chapter 112 Superheavy Nuclear Stable Island Elents
The study was not very large, smaller than one found in an ancient castle, but it was well-equipped: a desk, wooden chairs, bookshelves, a wooden rack, an oil lamp…
Richard lit the oil lamp, illuminating everything in the study. He took down several Papyrus Scrolls from the bookshelf and spread them on the table, then took a Quill and an Ink Bottle from the rack and set them on the desk.
Bathed in the light of the oil lamp, Richard looked at a Papyrus Scroll opened on the desk. It was a compilation of so research speculation about Mana from a few days ago, filled with dense text. His gaze lingering on it, Richard softly read aloud.
“What is the essence of Mana? What is the essence of Free Energy Elents? Since they can be used to release Spells, thereby causing so kind of change, does that not suggest that they are a substance, a special kind of substance, a substance not yet discovered on modern Earth?
In other words, might Free Energy Elents be chemical elents, perhaps special chemical elents yet undiscovered on modern Earth?
As is well known, all matter is composed of elents. Hydrogen and oxygen elents make up water molecules, which in turn account for more than half of the body’s composition. The rest is similar, with many elents constituting everything in the material world.
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There is continuous exploration of elents on modern Earth.
In 1789, French Noble Antoine Lavoisier published a list including 33 chemical elents, an initial exploration. Later in 1869, Russian chemistry professor Dmitry ndeleev published a periodic table that included 63 elents, laying the foundation for the developnt of chemical elents. Afterward, chemical elents were continuously added to the periodic table, from the initial 63 to eventually cover a massive family of 118 chemical elents.
However, this does not an there is a comprehensive understanding of these 118 elents.
Among these 118 chemical elents, only elents 1 through 98 exist in nature: 84 are primordial nuclides, with another 14 appearing within decay chains of primordial elents.
Starting from elent 99, Einsteinium, through to elent 118, Oganesson, these 20 elents do not exist in nature under normal circumstances and can only be obtained through artificial synthesis. Even if they are synthesized, they vanish quickly. This is due to their high radioactivity, which causes them to rapidly decay into other elents, making study and preservation extrely difficult. For example, Einsteinium, elent 99, was discovered in the residue of the first hydrogen bomb explosion in 1952 on modern Earth and was nad after physicist Albert Einstein. Its half-life is 20.47 days, and its isotope Einsteinium-253 loses 3% of its mass daily, rapidly decaying into Berkelium and Californium, making it trendously difficult to preserve or study further. Because in the second before it is placed in a machine, it is Einsteinium, but by the second it is removed, it has already beco Berkelium and Californium.
Similarly, the elent Oganesson, elent 118, was confird to be discovered in December 2015 on modern Earth, with a decay ti asured in milliseconds. Compared to Einsteinium, Oganesson doesn’t even have ti to be placed in a machine and is virtually unobservable. The minimum ti for the human eye to recognize an object is 0.04 seconds; before one can react, Oganesson has already decayed nurous tis. For Oganesson, scientists can only use a series of data to indirectly prove it was synthesized, only able to say, ‘Look, Oganesson once existed here,’ rather than, ‘Look, this is Oganesson.’
Thus, for most elents following elent 99, Einsteinium, it is currently impossible to observe or study them on a macroscopic scale on modern Earth. And for elents beyond 118, like Oganesson, they also cannot be synthesized due to technical issues.
But the inability to observe or study on a macroscopic scale does not an the elents do not have properties, nor does the technological inability to synthesize an the elents do not exist.
In fact, regardless of the level of technology, the elents are there. Just like Uranus and Neptune, they were undiscovered for thousands of years due to the lack of astronomical capabilities, but they were indeed there.
From this, can we boldly speculate that Free Energy Elents are special elents that exist beyond elent 118, Oganesson, on modern Earth?
This speculation is highly plausible.
In fact, according to modern Earth’s research on Superheavy Elents, a common conclusion is: as the atomic number increases, the Superheavy Elents discovered in the future will undergo so magical changes.
According to Bohr’s model calculations, v=Zac≈Zc/137.036.
Z is the atomic number, c is the speed of light, α is the fine-structure constant, and v is the velocity of the electrons within the elent. In this model, once the atomic number exceeds 137, the velocity of electrons within the elent surpasses the speed of light, starting to exhibit relativistic effects.
Based on Dirac’s equation calculation, E=mc2√1-Z2a2.
When the atomic number exceeds 137, Dirac’s ground state wave function will beco oscillatory, with no gap between positive and negative energy states, resulting in a situation similar to the Klein paradox. This ans relativistic particles can easily traverse high and wide potential barriers with a success rate of 100%, leading to the occurrence of peculiar phenona like massless Dirac quasi-particles in graphene.
In summary, higher-numbered elents theoretically exist and would possess a series of magical properties.
Additionally, according to the ‘Superheavy Nuclear Stability Island’ theory on modern Earth, around a certain higher-numbered elent, the atomic nucleus will possess a higher stability, and it is possible that a ‘Stable Island’ composed of hundreds of superheavy elent nuclei exists. The superheavy elents within ‘Stable Island’ could be delayed, leading to the elents existing in the environnt for much longer—several hours or even several days—thus providing value for storage, research, and use.
All these are completely consistent with Free Energy Elents.”
“Phew,” Richard exhaled lightly after reading the scroll content he had recorded a few days earlier, set it aside, brought a blank scroll forward, grasped the Quill, paused to think, then continued writing.
“Shasha shasha…”
“In conclusion, a hypothetical deduction can be made: Free Energy Elents are higher-numbered Superheavy Elents not yet discovered on Earth.
Under this hypothetical deduction, casting a Spell could be likened to a chemical reaction.
Just as so ordinary elents, when combined, react with each other in specific ways, such as sodium exploding when combined with water. Similarly, when so Free Energy Elents co into contact, specific phenona occur, whether explosions, freezing, or acid erosion—the so-called Spell Effects.”
Richard’s hand holding the Quill paused slightly, contemplating; his eyes shone brightly. After a mont, he resud writing.
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