LNCrawler

Chapter 349

Mage Adam — wuxiadreams.com · All chapters

Chapter 349

"… The positive charge is evenly distributed. When a particle passes through an atom, the repulsive force of the two sides of the atom will cancel each other out, and the force of the particle's deflection will not be too great. However, in reality, there is a phenomenon of a very small number of particles being deflected at a large angle. "

"So?"

"So, only when almost all the mass and positive charge of the atom is concentrated in a very small area in the center of the atom can the large angle of scattering of alpha particles occur. In other words, other than the free electrons that carry negative charges, there is also a core that stores almost all of its mass and positive charge. I think it's better to call it the nucleus. "

As he spoke, Adam paid a fee to download a large amount of computing power from his personal chip. He began to calculate the diameter of the nucleus in front of the few mages and created a nuclear structure model of the atom.

Adam's actions attracted the attention of all the mages in the entire research institute. They first focused their senses on him, but the feeling of not being able to observe directly made them feel uncomfortable. So, one by one, they let their clones do the work for them. Then, like a swarm of bees, they gathered around Adam to participate in the conclusion of the calculation.

They all felt that it was worth it to come here. Even if Julius's research would not yield any results, being able to see the structure of the atom and discovering particles smaller than an atom was worth the time.

None of the sorcerers dared to interrupt Adam. They were multitasking. On one hand, they did not want to miss Adam's calculations. On the other hand, they were reading Adam's paper on the discovery and confirmation of the existence of electrons in the cathode ray experiment.

When Adam uploaded it, he did not use a special channel. He just uploaded it to the Magic Net as an ordinary academic paper, so almost no mages had searched for it and discovered it. But the more it was so, the more shocked they were now.

"It should not be buried like this!"

"That's right! This is a great discovery! "

"Are the mages on duty in the academic and review departments all idiots? Can't they see the importance of this paper? "

"There's a loophole in the Magic Net! A huge loophole! From now on, there must be a classification system for academic papers. Damn it, I can't imagine how much pure academic content has been neglected like this! "

"Although it can't directly bring about power, as long as mages can see and understand the existence of electrons, power will be born from it! It can change the status quo of the Sixth and Seventh Holy Tower! "

In the world of sorcerers, only the application of a new value or a new discovery into a practical formula and theory could directly bring about power. That was the case for electrons, photons, and Planck's constant.

A few sorcerers were roaring in the discussion group. They could not stand the fact that something that could change the perception of sorcerers was so obscure. The discovery of the electron had broken the sorcerers' inherent belief that atoms were indivisible. This new particle should have a higher status.

"This is the nuclear structure of the atom." Adam turned on the projection and projected the model he had deduced into the air. This instantly attracted everyone's attention. They didn't care about their dignity or the crowd. They gathered in front of the projection like a swarm of bees. They stretched their necks and leaned their heads against each other. Their eyes bulged like goldfish.

"Are the dots on the outer layer electrons? The relatively large core inside is the nucleus? "

Adam nodded.

One of the mages asked, "Is this model built in proportion? But how can you be sure that all atoms have this structure? We can roughly understand the units and values of electrons that you described in your paper. Based on the values you deduced, how can this model be stable? And how can the nucleus only occupy such a small part? How can it carry almost all the mass? "

Adam patiently waited for him to finish. Then he replied, "I didn't say that this is the real model of the atomic structure. It's just a rough deduction based on the results of this experiment. This is only a part of the experiment. The more accurate data and model will require everyone to work with me to calculate and build."

This was also the reason why Adam had repeatedly asked Julius to find more assistants in the Hyperdimensional. The calculation of data and the series of experiments required a lot of effort and time. It was too difficult to rely on Adam alone. It was better to share the idea and let everyone work together to complete it.

Adam believed that this research would definitely attract the mages to the research institute. Nuclear energy was definitely a project with profound knowledge and great power. As the person in charge, he would definitely benefit a lot from it.

For a scientific research project, the best way to do it was to gather everyone's strength. It should not be a path that one person should walk alone. Its branches should be huge. The birth of every result would lead to the development of several or more branches, and then achieve common progress.

As Adam expected, these advanced Hyperdimensional mages agreed to join the project without any hesitation. Adam also took the opportunity to officially name this place the Atomic Energy Research Institute.

There was a new wave in the world of mages. Adam's paper on electronics was pushed to the forefront of the discussion. Many advanced mages gained new inspiration, and it also attracted a large number of interested colleagues for the research institute. The recruitment requirements of the research institute were also officially announced. The lowest level requirement was Hyperdimensional.

None of these advanced mages cared about the identity of the person in charge of the project. They were all big shots in the outside world. The only reason they could gather here was for new knowledge. Adam naturally became the mage with the lowest level, but his words held the most weight.

After a period of orderly expansion and reconstruction, the Atomic Energy Research Institute was officially established. The Mage's Parliament generously allocated a large sum of money, and promised that every research result would be added after it was confirmed. This was to ensure that the research could continue smoothly.

Adam finally got rid of the dilemma of relying only on himself. After setting down his ideas and writing the various experiments that he had done before, and after putting the name of the research institute up for circulation, these mages who had dedicated their lives to the science of magic exploded with amazing sparks of wisdom. Adam often received applications for branch projects, and after every project was established, there would be breakthroughs and results very quickly.

The world of mages did not lack resources. What they lacked was ideas. Now that Adam had brought them ideas, those resources instantly became the driving force to move forward, and the wheels of the research wheels rolled forward.

Within a short span of a month, the mages had deduced dozens of atomic structure models based on the Rutherford model that Adam had previously established. Most of them had been torn apart by the mages themselves. Their images were almost exactly the same as the models that the scientists on Earth had created during their research. There was a solid electric ball, a raisin cake model, a model of Saturn and so on.