With the D-box, the way the magnetic and alternating electric fields are generated, and now the source of positively charged alpha particles borrowed from Uppsala University, the only thing left is to put them together.

Of course, even if the first cyclotron had a radius of only 15 centimeters, it had to be placed in a vacuum.

And because it is an experimental model, its main function is to try whether a cyclotron can be built theoretically, and it will not be used in subsequent precision experiments, so the model of this cyclotron does not have high requirements for vacuum.

Chen Muwu does not need to buy a high-end vacuum pump with a very high vacuum degree from the Cavendish Laboratory of Cambridge University, but can use some instruments from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm to use local materials.

While waiting for the glass factory to deliver the glass cover covering the outermost part of the cyclotron, Chen Muwu took time off to attend the 1927 Nobel Prize award dinner at Stockholm City Hall.

The Far Eastern Education Charity Fund he envisioned did not become a reality at the dinner.

Sweden is one of the most well-being countries in the Nordics, and it is not difficult to set up a charitable education fund.

But the difficulty is to go to various departments to report, including but not limited to taxation, education, foreign affairs and so on.

Chen Muwu was not familiar with his life, and he did not speak Swedish very well, so he definitely could not go to these departments to handle the procedures in person.

When he told the two people he knew most well in Sweden about his idea, he wanted the Swedish crown prince or Marcus Jr. to send someone to help him.

However, both the Crown Prince of Sweden and Marcus Jr. expressed a suspicious attitude towards his idea.

Both of these people think that Chen Muwu wants to do a good job in education, which is completely understandable.

But they had already prepared sufficient funds for the Prince's College, and Chen Muwu had no need to set up another Rausch Foundation.

Chen Muwu couldn't say it directly, he just wanted to cheat a sum of money from the hands of these dignitaries and dignitaries who attended the Nobel Prize dinner, princes and grandsons, under the banner of a charitable foundation.

Anyway, if he doesn't deceive others, he has to deceive, it is better to let himself cheat this money, at least he can really spend the money in a serious and useful place.

Because he didn't win the award, for Chen Muwu, this year's Nobel Prize award dinner was a bit boring.

The dinner was hosted by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, and each of this year's Nobel laureates was required to take the stage one by one and make a few brief speeches.

Without exception, everyone thanked the King of Sweden, the royal family and the ministers who had come to the dinner, and anyway, before making a formal statement, they had said a long list of words of thanks.

When it came to the physics prize, the three winners all added the name of Chen Muwu who was present.

Zhao Zhongyao and Cockcroft don't need to say much, because their particle accelerator was originally proposed by Chen Muwu, and they were the first to use materials that cost less than a pound to make the world's first model of an electric motor.

The two of them thanked Chen Muwu, but it was a matter of course.

But Wilson, another physics laureate who took the stage, also thanked Chen in his short speech, which surprised Chen a little.

He didn't know if Professor Wilson had deliberately followed Zhao Zhongyao and Cockcroft to do it, or if he really wanted to thank himself.

Chen Muwu plans to find an opportunity to express his politeness and gratitude to Professor Wilson in person.

The reason why he didn't rush over as soon as Wilson's speech ended was not because Wilson was a new Nobel laureate in physics, and many people wanted to talk to him and get acquainted with him.

Purely because Chen Muwu, who came to attend the Nobel Prize dinner today, was talked to by waves of people, and he couldn't get out of it at all.

He didn't win the award at all, obviously he was holding a mentality of making soy sauce because people don't eat for nothing in Sweden, but he was busier than the Nobel Prize winners.

The Jiang envoy to Sweden, whose surname was Chen Lin, and whose surname was Yunong, had already resigned and returned to China a few years ago.

His successor was a fellow countryman of the French minister Chen Zheng and the Belgian minister Wang Jingqi, whom he had recently met in Brussels, and Zeng Zongjian, who was also from the Marquis of Fujian.

Minister Tsang was a student at Nanyang College, and later studied legal economics at Cambridge University in England, where he received a bachelor's degree in economics.

Born in a transportation college and studied at Cambridge University, Zeng Zongjian can be regarded as Chen Muwu's double senior.

He has always held the post of vice minister of foreign affairs in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in China, and once negotiated with foreigners about the May Day Massacre, but failed to achieve the desired results, and was criticized by people for being too weak.

In 1926, Zeng Zongjian, who was unfavorable, was sent to Sweden as a minister.

However, before he could set off, Foreign Minister Shen Ruilin took the blame and resigned in the "Dagukou Incident".

Zeng Zongjian had no choice but to act as the deputy minister of foreign affairs and negotiate with the ministers of the eight countries that signed the "Xinchou Treaty," but in the end nothing good was achieved.

The "Dagukou Incident" forced the Duan government to collapse, and Zeng Zongjian was finally able to break away from the humiliating status of vice minister of foreign affairs.

He then took up his post in 1926, succeeding the outgoing former minister Dai Chenlin, and went to Stockholm as the minister of the People's Republic of China to Sweden.

However, Chen Muwu came to Sweden this time, but he was unable to meet his senior.

The reason is that after Zeng Zongjian took office, he found out that he had inherited a mess.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been in arrears for several years, which has led to a large exodus of office staff from the legation.

Zeng Zongjian is not a person who bakes steamed buns, so naturally he will not get sufficient diplomatic funds from baked steamed buns like Wang Jingqi of Belgium to support the continued operation of embassies abroad.

He arrived in Sweden in the middle of 1926, and at the turn of the spring and summer of 1927, he left his post with the "Salary Seeking Group of Foreign Ministers of the People's Republic of China" and returned to China to jointly put pressure on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Beiyang government, asking them to quickly settle the funds owed by the embassies and consulates abroad in the past few years, otherwise they would refuse to return to their posts.

This situation is much bigger than the original Lu Xun, who was in charge of the Ministry of Education, ran to the gate of the Ministry of Education and erected a sign saying "No more".

The head of this high-level salary group is still an old acquaintance of Chen Muwu.

After he met with Zhu Zhaoxin, the minister to Italy, in Rome at the beginning of this year, the other party began to connect in all directions, and finally returned to China with a large group of ministers stationed in Europe.

The vast majority of these ministers did not return to their places of residence without funding and salaries, as they had put forward to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

They waited for several years, until the Beiyang government collapsed and the Beijing government took office.

Compared to the old people in the north who have been working on the diplomatic front even since the Qing Dynasty, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Beijing government is more inclined to use new people.

Except for a small number of ministers who were selected to continue to be retained by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Beijing to send envoys to other countries, most of these ministers who returned to China to seek salaries were given the fictitious post of advisers to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and received a pitiful salary in the diplomatic system.

Chen Mu, the minister to France, as a veteran figure in the diplomatic system of the People's Republic of China, defected to himself and became a traitor in his later years, to a certain extent, because he could not accept the psychological gap brought about by the sudden change in his status from a powerful figure in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to an adviser who no one cared about.

After Zeng Zongjian left, the personnel changes of the legation in Sweden were not completed.

According to the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, when a minister is absent from his post for any reason, he or she shall be the counsellor or first secretary of the diplomatic post with the highest rank in the legation to serve as the chargé d'affaires in that country.

For example, Zhu Zhaoxin, the first secretary of the office of the United Kingdom for several years, and Zeng Zongjian, who was appointed minister to Sweden, but stayed in China to handle foreign affairs because of his status as deputy foreign minister, served as the first secretary of the first secretary of the chargé d'affaires in Sweden.

Soon after Zeng Zongjian's arrival, the latter crossed the Atlantic to the United States to serve as consul general in San Francisco.

It's the same embassy or consulate abroad, but the situation in the United States is completely different from that of the whole of Europe.

Europe is basically the stronghold of white people in the broad sense of the word, and they have lived on this land for a thousand or two thousand years, starting from the ancestors of the people.

Therefore, these European countries are more or less Chinese, or yellow, and strictly control the number of foreign populations in their own countries.

The United States, on the other hand, was born and raised by the Indians, who had been hunted down by the Mayflower and their descendants who had crossed the ocean to the New World.

The United States today has basically no indigenous people, and has completely become a country of immigrants.

While whites still make up the majority, blacks and other minorities are inferior citizens, including those of Chinese who have immigrated to the land over the course of a few decades, either actively or passively.

The status of the Chinese in the United States is not high, but there is one thing in their character that is very popular, that is, while enduring hardships and standing hard work, they will also get together together, not mixing with the outside world very much, but living in their own small world.

Therefore, in the United States, a city with a large number of Chinese, everyone gathers together in the form of a gathering area.

Because of the discovery of gold mines, San Francisco happens to be the city with the largest number of Chinese in the United States.

Even if the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Beiyang government can't come up with funds to provide funds to the US embassy and consulates, officials from their hometowns like Gong Anqing can still live very comfortably and nourishingly with the help of their fellow villagers in the United States.

Therefore, Gong Anqing was a blessing in disguise because of the arrival of the new minister, and he resigned from his position as chargé d'affaires and went to the United States to be a consul general who had no worries about food and clothing, so naturally he would not participate in the "minister's salary group" in Europe.

Zeng Zongjian returned to China with the delegation, and the affairs of the Swedish legation were handed over to a first-class secretary in the embassy as an agent.

However, it didn't take long for the first secretary to resign from the embarrassment of the Legation because of the dilemma of having no rice, and hung up the seal and sealed the gold, uh, no gold.

So far, when Zhao Zhongyao and Chen Muwu came to Sweden, the person responsible for making the legation run at a minimum is a third-class secretary in the legation, Lei Bingyang.

In today's era when there are no ambassadors in international diplomatic relations, a minister is the highest envoy sent by one country to another.

Below the Minister is the Counsellor, below the Counsellor is the First Secretary, the Second Secretary, and then the Third Secretary.

This is basically the lowest level of diplomatic rank in the Democrats, with only one attaché below, which is lower than the position of third secretary.

Coming to the dinner today, on behalf of Zhao Zhongyao, one of the winners, to attend the dinner was also Lei Bingyang, the third-class secretary of the Swedish Legation.

It may be the first time he has attended an event of this size, and there is a sense of restraint visible to the naked eye.

The neat, clean but cheap clothes that Lei Bingyang was wearing could already be regarded as his last dignity as an envoy of a country.

Sitting next to Lei Bingyang was the British Minister to Sweden, Sir Arthur Grant Duff.

Sir Duff, who came to the dinner today, can be said to be in good spirits on a happy occasion.

Because of Albert Einstein, a group of physicists shined brightly, and the twentieth century can rightly be called the "century of physics", especially in the first three decades of this century.

Correspondingly, physics has also become the most well-known discipline among the Nobel Prize awarded by a series of world-famous physicists such as Planck, Einstein, Bohr and Chen Muwu.

Two of the three physicists who won this year's physics prize are British, and the rest of Zhao Zhongyao, although his nationality is not British, is also a talent trained by the education of Cambridge University, the highest university in the United Kingdom.

The three winners, one old and two new, all came from the Cavendish Laboratory, which made Sir Duff's face glow.

This shows that the UK's education industry is very solid and stable, and it can continue to cultivate talents.

He also looked proudly at the other ministers who had come to the dinner today: a German doctor who had won a prize in chemistry for his study of bile, an Austrian doctor who had won a prize in physiology or medicine for his study of psychiatry, and a French philosopher who had won a prize in literature.

The gold content of these people's awards is certainly not as solid as their British physics prize, but they are all European powers, and the academic research atmosphere is very strong, so they deserve to win the award.

The most despised by Duff was the brightly dressed hillbilly nouveau riche over there, the American minister, Leland Harrison.

He smeared a lot of oil on his head, and he was running around all kinds of socials.

But in that country, has a Nobel laureate ever spoken on stage today?

Shh

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