this day.

Zhang Sui wrote his conjecture into a paper and handed it to Li for rereading.

And Li Chong didn't say anything more to him.

waved to the slave on the side, then sharpened the ink, and then quietly began to write.

I don't know how long it took.

Li Zhong then asked the slave to hand back the written things to the other party.

Zhang Sui took it and looked at it, then looked at Li Chong, and then couldn't help but read it while silently reciting in his heart: "What is the most basic thing that makes up the material of this world?" ”

"It's like a fine silk garment."

"When it's complete, we call it clothing."

"And when you make the scale smaller, you will see that what makes up the clothes is actually the warp and weft threads on the clothes."

"So can the warp and weft continue to be subdivided?"

"In the same way, can the water we see continue to be subdivided?"

"What is it that makes up water?"

"Why can water become two different gases?"

"Can these two different gases be further subdivided?"

“……”

"I think."

"There must be something in this world that is so small that it cannot be observed by the human eye, and this kind of thing is the most basic unit of matter that really constitutes this world."

"It could be smaller than even a speck of dust in a ray of light, and it would be ten thousand times smaller."

"But when they hold hands and line up closely, all we can see is like a fine silk garment."

"Let's call it a particle."

"And sometimes, the particles aren't all exactly the same."

"It's like gold, which can never be transformed into silk clothes."

"There must be a lot of particles in this world with completely different properties."

"When different particles hold hands with each other, a variety of substances are formed."

"So ......"

"When certain conditions are met, for example, after the electricity is applied, I don't like to make friends with this particle, then I will rearrange and combine with other particles."

And so...... When water is electrified, it is permutated and combined to form two gases with different properties. ”

"In addition, one of these gases can also be rearranged and combined with rust powder under heating conditions, and water can be regenerated."

"That is to say, in the rust powder, there may be the most basic particles that make up another gas."

"It's not a coincidence."

"In fact, I can prove by circumstantial evidence that this second gas is actually everywhere in the void. And, most likely, it is the culprit for the rusting of iron. ”

"And...... This gas is also the gas that people must breathe in order to live. ”

"You might as well do such an experiment."

Then here's the flow of the experiment and the results.

Li Chong didn't do the specific experiment with Zhang Sui, if Zhang Sui was interested, then he would go back and do it himself.

Li Zhong directly wrote out the results of the experiment here.

Take, for example, the cruel guinea pig experiment.

For example, experiments to make iron rust quickly, experiments to make iron not rust, and experiments to make iron rust slowly.

Of course!

There is still a slight flaw in these experiments.

That is, while the old gas is eliminated, a new gas is introduced.

That is, the third gas, which is also the gas that people breathe.

This gas is related to charcoal.

So what is the relationship between the human body and charcoal?

Don't......

Is there the most basic particle in the human body that makes up charcoal?

"Thinking about it this way, it seems to make some sense, because people are actually no different from charcoal, and after the human body is burned, there will only be a pile of ashes left."

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"But one thing is for sure, there's more to people than just charcoal."

"So...... Amazing, isn't it? ”

"And then, what is the most basic particle that makes up man?"

"Why do people breathe?"

"Why doesn't anything else seem to need to breathe?"

"Speaking of which, there's another experiment."

Afterwards......

Li Chong wrote a photosynthesis experiment on it.

"It seems that trees with green leaves have the ability to convert the third gas into the second gas."

"It's just...... This ability only happens when there is light. ”

"If you put a mouse in a glass installation with a potted plant, then the mouse will live much longer than the other mice."

"So in fact, in places that we don't notice, or observe, every day, every night, things like this can happen."

"This is the amazing world we live in."

"There are many different and most basic particles, under different conditions, constantly arranging and combining them in a cycle. Thus it is composed of thousands, thousands and thousands of 'substances' in this world, some of which are living and some of which are dead. ”

"Of course!"

"All of the above about particles is actually my guess!"

……

When Zhang Sui read this, he couldn't help but twitch the corners of his mouth.

After that, Li Chong wrote again: "But...... These experiments, and the results of them, are all true. ”

Zhang Sui finally saw that he was a little serious.

So after reading it, Zhang Sui also asked Li Chongdao: "Then Mr. Li, how many different particles do you think there are in this world?" What do these particles look like and what are their properties? ”

Li Chong said: "I don't know. One thing is certain, however, that when one substance can be combined with another substance to become another new substance, then the new substance must not be composed of the most basic, but a single particle. There must be two or more different particles in it. ”

"Also...... Even if it is the same substance, the particle may not only be composed of one of its most basic units, but it may also be composed of two identical particles combined into one basic unit, and then many of these basic units may constitute a substance. ”

"Also...... The tightness of these particles may also affect the state they appear to us. ”

"It's like saying, when it's the most tightly arranged, the water becomes ice, when it's moderately tight, the water is water, and when it's very sparse, the water becomes moisture."