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Question: If there were any science experiments you could partake in be it past/present which would you have done?
Bonus: What molecular structure would it take to make a metal such as Marvels: "Adamantium"
I'd love to do some particle or quantum physics experiments. (Too bad that I do chemistry for life, not my field hehe)
>Bonus: What molecular structure would it take to make a metal such as Marvels: "Adamantium"
Uhhhh.... metallic, I'd assume.
I think the picture is wrong. Shouldn't it be rotated CCW?
>>7801634
I was reffering to the strength, since the structure of it was what made the metal so strong.
>>7801639
usually VERY STRONK compounds tend to be sorta fragile, so I'm not sure that physics would allow that.
Metal is the best we can get: strong yet flexible, but I think that everything has some fundamental limits, so uh... I'd say uh... there's no way to make such strong structure with chemistry and physics as we know it at this moment
