Daily life at Marvel

She didn't care too much about money, because a bold idea suddenly flashed in Niliel's mind.

Money is of no use at all. During a war, the value of money will plummet almost 90 degrees. To put it bluntly, it is a burden and cannot be eaten.

But, gold is different! Because whether it is wartime or peacetime, this thing is a hard product and can be used anywhere.

But how do you own a lot of gold?

As we all know, gold is composed of gold elements and gold atoms, and the essential difference between different atoms is the number of protons, neutrons and electrons outside the nucleus.

If people can realize an extremely cutting-edge technology, that is to change the number of protons, neutrons and electrons outside an atom at extremely low cost, and then produce it in ultra-large batches and conduct reactions to form new substances.

For example, this analogy is just a hypothesis. If you can forcefully stuff 71 protons and 108 neutrons into the nucleus of an oxygen atom, and stuff 71 electrons outside the nucleus (don't think about it. How to put it in, where do the individual electrons and protons and neutrons come from, etc.)

If a large number of other external and internal factors are excluded, is it possible to change the properties of atoms and thereby change the type of matter based on this alone?

From a broad perspective, it can be thought of as turning a ball of gas into a pile of solid gold.

Thinking of this, Niliel felt very excited. If it were possible, wouldn't the wealth be inexhaustible? !

But Niliel soon rejected her idea, because the force required to forcefully tear an atom apart was too great. Even if it was torn apart, Niliel did not have the ability to collect protons and neutrons. up, let alone putting in other atoms.

Moreover, the whole statement is unrealistic in many aspects and contains many theoretical errors and mistakes. Who knows that there will be different differences between protons or neutrons, right? What if protons and neutrons can be further divided? ah……

"Oh my god, why is my mind filled with this kind of stuff?" Niliel said to herself.

(End of this chapter)