I Created Scientific Magic-Chapter 392 - 380: Ranking All Elements — The Periodic Table!

Aurora and Harrov were just as engrossed in the delicate experiment of atomic mass measurement as Vittorio was.

How minuscule the elements truly were, they did not know, for in a single drop of water there could be hundreds of thousands or even millions of water elements, which themselves were composed of the two basic elements: hydrogen and oxygen. Only ’incredibly small’ could describe them!

If it weren’t for the ability to sense them with magic power, many Wizards would probably doubt whether elements actually existed.

To measure the volume and weight of such tiny elements was almost impossible, yet Bo’er had turned the impossible into possible!

Previously, when Lynn was conducting constant measurements, he used a similar experiment that magnified the barely perceptible gravitational pull between two iron spheres using light, thus precisely calculating it!

It was entirely feasible!

Just as everyone was still marveling, Isaac Newton at the side spoke up with some impatience.

"Surely you have more to say today than just this, Bo’er. There’s no need to dwell on such superficial matters!"

Superficial... Vittorio’s face took on an odd expression, yet he was unable to contradict, because they hadn’t even figured out these "superficial" matters!

A certain someone’s words echoed in Vittorio’s mind from when they first arrived in the Wizard Land.

[The magical theories of Wizard Land are outdated!]

Vittorio and Aurora exchanged glances, both merely giving a wry smile.

Harrov shook his head; he had warned them to be cautious with their words here, lest they expose their lack of knowledge...

Amidst their helplessness, the three of them also looked towards Bo’er, very curious about the purpose of his gathering them.

"Of course I have more to say than that!" Bo’er followed up on Isaac’s words with a certain arrogance. "In fact, I am about to rank all atoms!"

With a snap of his fingers, a massive chart appeared in front of everyone.

The chart was laid out with rows and columns but was void of any numbers or symbols—it was just an empty chart.

"This chart is not yet complete, as it still lacks several key factors that could affect their ranking order, so I hope you all could help me perfect it!" Bo’er earnestly said.

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"Lord Bo’er, you already have a clear understanding of the elements, don’t you?" Vittorio asked, puzzled.

If the other party could calculate the mass of elements, then volume shouldn’t be an exception. With density, molecular weight, and such, it was as if he had turned elements upside down!

"No one dares to claim they completely understand everything about atoms, myself included!" Bo’er shook his head and sighed.

"While I do have some superficial research on atoms, there is still one thing I haven’t fully figured out, and that is the structure of atoms!"

"Structure? Do you mean the shape of elements?" Aurora suddenly asked.

"No, the internal structure!" Bo’er emphasized. "I believe atoms are divisible!"

Bo’er’s statement was undoubtedly a challenge to the mainstream magical doctrine of Wizard Land, as every Wizard is told during their magic practices that elements are the most fundamental substance constructing the whole world!

The idea that elements are indivisible had been proven time and again through experiments!

Even under tens of thousands of degrees of high temperature, colliding with each other, the elements themselves remained as stable as mountains!

This was no exception when cutting substances; the blade would pass through, but the internal elements remained intact. Elemental Controller, Altoc, even concluded that elements repel each other and maintain a minimal distance.

Some Wizards even considered the elements to be the hardest substances in the world, indestructible.

Yet, hindered by Bo’er’s recent splendid explanation of measuring atoms and making the impossible possible, the three did not dare speak out rashly. They could only listen as the legends of the Secret Magic Society debated whether the internal structure of atoms was ’solid spheres,’ ’raisins,’ or ’watermelon-shaped’...

Moreover, these theories on atomic structure were not just mere fantasy; they at least had logical consistency and were grounded in some empirical basis. Bo’er even conducted experiments to determine whether the atom’s interior was solid or hollow.

At this moment, Vittorio and Aurora intensely felt the same uneasy feeling Harrov had the first time he attended the discussion.

It was like a Wizard Apprentice blending into a group of formal Wizards discussing how to emulate elements with magic mimicry, only describable as being at a complete loss.

Faced with the occasional inquiries from the others, Vittorio’s forehead began sweating profusely as he struggled to offer a few words to fend them off.

The only consolation for him was that Bo’er and the others didn’t seem to have completely figured out the internal structure of atoms either, and for now, these theories were still in a stage of theoretical perfection but lacked substantive evidence...

This was also the aim of the discussion, to explore the essence of atoms according to their properties, and to create an Element Ranking Table!

If successful, there was no doubt that this Element Ranking Table would become the cornerstone of the entire magic system!

It would mean that Wizards’ understanding and application of elements would advance to a completely new level!

But could atoms truly be split apart? And what kind of force would it take to cut an atom in half...

Vittorio lapsed into deep contemplation. Another Chairman of the council, Altoc, once made similar speculations, seeking to study even more microscopic realms, though whether he succeeded was unknown. Instead, he seemed to have gone mad, muttering about Elemental Ghosts every day with clarity drifting away, and his manuscripts left behind full of nonsensical gibberish.

That’s why they had halted experiments and research related to elements... Now it seemed necessary to pick it up again.

The discussion about the nature and internal structure of atoms continued for more than an hour, with several possible models being presented in the void using magic mimicry, which greatly enlightened Harrov, Aurora, and Vittorio.

Just as the discussion was drawing to a close, Aurora stepped forward and broached the actual matter.

"Ladies and gentlemen, I believe you are all somewhat aware of the recent war between the church and the kingdom?"

"Indeed, we have heard about it." Seated on the left, the white-haired Einstein nodded his head and continued, "Didn’t you already win the battle, driving the church’s expeditionary force out of the kingdom?"

Victory?

With a helpless shake of his head, Harrov thought it was more luck that they had simply managed to escape with their lives!