A Conversation for History of Chemistry - Noble Gases

Electron valance of noble gas Xenon.

Post 1

Stargrail

Have you seen this representation of the electron valance of Xenon? It can be found at http://www.quantummatrix.org.

Ant


Electron valance of noble gas Xenon.

Post 2

5th Earth (speaker to the void)

I strongly suspect the contents of the above link are nonsense. I don't know what you're talking about, but it's no chemistry or quantum physics I've ever heard of. Isn't valance an adjective? What is a "Quantum Matrix"? And what do "Magick Squares" have to do with anything (my dictionary says it's spelled "magic"...)?

Not to mention the reference to free energy... not that I'm fundamentally opposed to the concept of free energy, but it usually puts me in a lot of doubt as to the validity of anything that supposedly "points the way" to it. If it was as simple as understanding the atomic structure of xenon, there would already be one in every home.


Electron valance of noble gas Xenon.

Post 3

Stargrail

Thanks for the constructive crit.

Tried to post the math for the 360 degree gravity wheel in the 360 and Brunel section. I don't think one can get much smaller or quantum, than two lines in a square.

The electonic structure or quantum matrix of Xenon has an atomic number of 54, there are 54 double tetrahedrons within the shown structure. Each point on the structure has 6 lines joining, except the 8 corners and 6 points, 1 central on each face.

The added k in 'magick' is to distinguish this math from two dimentional magic square maths.

For example the math I understand, the square comes from a stellated tetrahedron or Quantum Matrix 2 (2*2*2 or 2^3), and not the third platonic solid.

You understand your math, I understand mine.



Ant of stargrail.


Electron valance of noble gas Xenon.

Post 4

5th Earth (speaker to the void)

Okay, that makes some more sense now. It's still a limited explanation, but at least it's not just random phrases.


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