From troll tribes to elf empires

Chapter 36 Hydrogen, Oxygen and Water (Contracted)

Since there is a ready-made name, don't bother thinking of a new one.

This 'element' found in the body was conveniently named 'hydrogen atom' by Kenya Tu.

Its core is named 'proton', and its outer layer is named 'electron'.

After indirect meditation experiments, he discovered that the 'hydrogen atom' does not exist independently in the body, at least the one he currently calibrated does not exist independently.

Its outer electrons seem to act as a bridge connecting it with other 'elements'.

After thinking about it for a while, he understood what was going on.

There is also water in other worlds. Now that the existence of ‘hydrogen atoms’ has been basically confirmed, there is also the phenomenon of combustion as circumstantial evidence.

Correspondingly, ‘oxygen atoms’ should also exist, right?

He had memorized the periodic table of elements before. Although he had almost forgotten it long before the time travel, he could no longer remember it completely. He tried to recall it and found that only the first one, 'Hydrogen Helium Lithium Beryllium Boron', was impressive.

"Atoms form molecules, should they be achieved by sharing electrons? It seems that electrons are divided into energy level orbits. The number of electrons accommodated in the inner layer is smaller than that in the outer layer. There seems to be some setting of 'a few electrons are the most stable', but I can't remember it.

Now, let’s blur it when the time comes.”

Saberya vaguely remembered that there should be such atoms, but the relevant memory was too vague and he was not sure for a while.

"In this case, the key to increasing one's own mass seems to be to increase the number of protons in the nucleus? By the way, there should be something called a neutron, which is also a massive particle."

But on second thought, the source of the added neutrons is still a problem, and in the end, the old idea of ​​absorbing foreign particles cannot be circumvented.

"But since we don't have a clue as to how to do it specifically, let's start with the 'hydrogen atom'."

In one of the models, two hydrogen atoms are like "ears" attached to the "big face plate" of oxygen atoms, and the connection between them is a "bridge" formed by shared electrons.

This model was the most pleasing to the eye, so I decided to use it first.

The result is somewhat unexpected, this structure does exist.

"Wait a minute. Isotopes. It seems to have such a name. So this should be the isotope of hydrogen?"

Next, it's time to let in external particles.

"Illusion? Or is it true? Did I miss something?"

With this thought in mind, Blade Ya entered a meditative state again.

Of course, it is not that the array wants to observe anything, but it mainly wants to replicate the previous water molecule structure in the selected area as much as possible.

In addition, two hydrogen atoms can combine with one oxygen atom to form a water molecule, H2O.

Needless to say, the first point is that his brain's computing power is limited and there is no way to increase the number of water molecules.

It is known that the atomic number of 'oxygen' is 8, then it should have 8 protons, 8 electrons, and possibly 8 neutrons.

But unfortunately, let alone a gratifying reaction, there was not even a bad situation.

These water molecular structures will act like a 'handle + display', minimizing molecular-level reactions that cannot be observed or actively controlled to a possible level.

First of all, the epidermis should contain water, but due to the content and the form of existence is unclear, the only other option is to allow the water molecules to be evenly arranged in a 'cloud' shape.

Based on this speculation, he once again obtained a simple particle structure: a proton and a neutron combined to form an atomic nucleus, and an atomic model composed of an extranuclear electron.

"The one without neutrons is called hydrogen 1, and the one with one neutron is called hydrogen 2. Let's name it that way for now."

During this period, particles continued to be wrapped into the interior of the molecular cloud.

In addition, he also vaguely sensed a hint of danger, and his subconscious seemed to be preventing him from trying in this regard.

Therefore, he planned to conduct an in-body meditation positioning again as he had previously determined the hydrogen atom.

While naming the name so casually, Kenya came up with a new association: since hydrogen 2 has one more neutron than hydrogen 1, its mass must be about twice as large; can it be done by combining all the neutrons?

How can hydrogen 1 be turned into hydrogen 2 to increase its own mass?

Using these known conditions, Blade Ya simulated several combinations.

But now, since it is discovered that the 'elements' in the body exist in more complex combinations, how can we absorb external elements? In what form will the foreign elements exist after entering the body?

My thinking seemed to be shrouded in a layer of fog, and I couldn't think of a good direction for a while.

Going forward, you still have to think hard

"em hydrogen helium lithium beryllium boron. carbon nitrogen oxygen fluorine neon. sodium magnesium aluminum silicon phosphorus. What is behind it?"

Fortunately, the body is a melting pot of elements, so you can search for them.

This means two things.

"Take an electron. Since the name of an electron has 'electricity', it should be charged. I always feel that I have made a rather inappropriate definition."

First assume the existence of the 'oxygen atom', and use the remaining memory of the 'periodic table of elements' to speculate on its atomic structure.

"First of all, the operation of the body is inseparable from basic chemical reactions, and chemical reactions seem to be directly related to the electronic structure of atoms, so it may not be realistic to absorb electrons to increase mass."

Although he didn't understand what was going on, since the subconscious could represent some of the things he had forgotten to a certain extent, he decided to change his mind first to be cautious.

"However, electrons seem to be quite small in terms of atomic mass, so absorbing them may not have any effect."

First, the number of water molecules he simulated is insignificant to the skin of the hand.

But one thing he can be sure of is that his body must contain water, which gives him room for manipulation.

Secondly, it does not mean that the particles entering the body are possessed by you.

He didn't know how atoms formed cells. He only remembered that there should be several levels of structure between them.

Unable to remember anything, and ignoring the chemistry teacher who might be crying from a world away, Banya began to think about what he could do with the only knowledge he had.

In this way, the structural model of the oxygen atom is first simulated for later use.

He chose this area on the surface of the palm and expanded it through meditation, but the definition was not clear and was just an attempt.

The second point shows that it is not enough to absorb external elements into the body. How to assimilate them is the focus of the problem.

In the following meditation, he took the initiative to blur most of the body's structure and only focused his attention on local areas, hoping that in this way, the mental 'observation power' could be amplified locally.

Apply vibration to water molecules, causing them to spread and gather like breathing.

According to the previous idea, the energy contained in it is indirectly driven by increasing its own mass.

"But it doesn't matter. Electricity is divided into positive and negative. Since a hydrogen atom can exist in the form of a proton plus an electron, then the two should be positive and negative respectively. Then the neutron may be electrically neutral."

"It's useless to dream, you still have to take action first."

Blade Ya can't see these wrapped things, but the 'display screen' effect brought by meditation can help him feel that something is really coming in.

"I vaguely remember that atomic number = number of protons. This model has only one proton like the hydrogen atom, so it seems to overlap with hydrogen on the periodic table of elements? Does such a thing really exist? Or am I remembering it wrong? Hydrogen is originally

It also contains a neutron?"

Perhaps, combining existing atoms with foreign atoms to form new molecules is one way to go?

But he doesn't even understand the structure of the body at the cellular level, let alone the atomic level, molecular level, and the structural mechanism at the level between molecules and cells that must exist.

If you don't understand these things, you won't dare to try them easily.

To be honest, I really didn’t expect this book to be signed

I was really happy at first, but when I signed the electronic contract, I was bothered with facial recognition for two hours, and all my enthusiasm was lost.

In short, it should be a good thing to be able to sign a contract, and I will continue to work hard.

(End of chapter)