The correct way to open the elf

Chapter 152: Busy Clarence

The camp research institute also has good aspects, but the magician researchers are very buggy.

If Feng Yu were to ask who in the known world is most suitable to be a scientific researcher, he would definitely vote for the elf magicians.

Elf magicians like Clarence not only have a long lifespan, but also have a microscopic vision and a universal micro-manipulation toolbox.

The magicians' mental tentacles are invisible and intangible, but they can be controlled by the magicians to form mental arrays, causing resonance of elements and completing spells.

And mental power is not only used to cast magic, but also because of its nature of being immune to physical damage, it can be used to intuitively penetrate into experimental vessels and observe the chemical changes of substances inside the vessels.

This is equivalent to carrying a super microscope with them that has no restrictions on usage.

In addition, since mental power can have a tiny effect on physical objects, they can complete micro-manipulation experiments that scientific researchers on Earth need to use cutting-edge equipment to complete.

This is a super power that would make all the scientific researchers on Earth so envious that they would explode on the spot.

Feng Yu still dares not imagine what the consequences would be if such superpowers were given to the scientific research madmen on Earth. Either humans would be ruined by themselves, or the Milky Way would be ruined by humans.

The generator is actually not a very advanced technology. It was developed on Earth in 1832. At that time, China was still in the Qing Dynasty and the Opium War had not yet begun.

By the first year of the Qing Dynasty, in 1875, the first thermal power station was put into operation. Keep in mind that the First World War did not begin until 1914, so you can imagine how poor the industrial level was at that time.

The steam engine-driven generator made by Feng Yu provided the institute with conditions for conducting electrical research. This was not just a study of electricity itself, but also the effect of electricity on chemical reactions.

Among them, the simplest is the water electrolysis experiment, which can store clean water through electrolysis and collect pure oxygen and hydrogen.

Of course, in the high-magic world of Green Continent, the elements have undergone some changes. In addition, the elven language used here will definitely not name the elements in the original way of the earth.

Fortunately, the symbolic chemical formula provided by Feng Yu has become popular. After all, if you want to calculate chemical changes, it is simpler and more efficient to use symbolic formulas.

As Clarence's experiment progressed, he gradually improved his experimental notes, recording each newly discovered element and its properties.

This is the most important task that Feng Yu gave to Clarence, and it is also the foundation of all sciences such as chemistry and materials science.

In fact, discovering chemical elements is not a difficult task. The first element hydrogen on Earth was discovered in 1766. From a scientific perspective, this number still has a sense of barbarism.

In 1789, Lavoisier, a human on Earth, published a list of elements, which listed thirty-three elements.

Another great chemist, Mendeleev, published a systematic and complete periodic table twice in 1869 and 1871, clarifying the relationship between elements.

This periodic table not only has the sixty-three elements arranged in a regular pattern, but also leaves spaces to predict some elements that have not yet been discovered.

You know, even in 2012, humans had only discovered 118 elements, which means that half of the work of discovering elements was completed in 1871.

Therefore, element discovery is not something that requires high-tech and cutting-edge technology; that is something that is only needed for the research of special elements.

There must be laws governing the changes of elements. The element discovery work on the Green Continent can also refer to the element changes discovered on Earth. Although it is not possible to bring in all of them, it is this law that makes element discovery simple and efficient.

Although Clarence is not a scientific research talent with profound background, nor is he a chemical genius who can apply knowledge to other areas, in Feng Yu's eyes, this guy is not even an excellent scientific researcher.

But it is undeniable that Clarence is a magician at the level of a mage, and a magical alchemist who is very good at using fire and alloys.

You can't mess with scientific researchers who use mental plug-ins, such as Clarence.

What Feng Yu wanted was a system with a complete industrial base. As for honor, he didn't care too much.

If it weren't for the purpose of letting the elves know that the changes in the camp were caused by him, and thereby reducing the difficulty for the elves to accept his and Nicole's relationship, he would not be willing to live a life in the spotlight.

Cats typing code in a small dark room is the correct way for hackers and senior programmers.

Clarence's procrastination completely refreshed Feng Yu's three views. This inspirational man was not only busy practicing magic, but also doing periodic table experiments and writing a paper on the relationship between fire magic and combustion, which had to be understandable to ordinary fire elf magicians.

So Clarence had the most work in his life, which made the old man, who was used to being idle, feel overwhelmed and unable to do anything well.

To be honest, if Clarence hadn't been the one who broke through the inherent traditions of the elven magicians, Feng Yu really wanted to ignore him and let him fend for himself. It was so damn infuriating.

I've heard that decadence makes people do nothing, but I've never heard that hard work and ambition make people do nothing. Brother Clarence is truly an amazing person.

What else could Feng Yu do? He couldn't say anything, and he didn't dare to ask!

After all, brother Clarence is already busy standing in circles trying to get ahead.

Feng Yu had no choice but to serve as the secretary of Clarence in addition to teaching the students in his own electrical laboratory.

When should I practice, when should I do experiments, when should I calm down and write my paper, how should I write my paper so that it can be easily understood and accepted by magicians who have no scientific foundation...

It’s so hard for me! Feng Yu’s heart was crying.

With Feng Yu's help, Clarence finally completed the previous stage of work and successfully wrote a paper on the relationship between the principles of flame and temperature and fire magic.

Clarence neatly copied the brief description onto a piece of letter paper and had the caravan take it to the Moonlit Forest and hand it over to his idol, the great fire mage Master Dempsey.

The remaining extended description, together with his insights and opinions, as well as the analysis of the principles of combustion and the nature of temperature, were compiled into a book and arranged to be typeset and published by the printing factory.

The day Clarence saw his article being sent to the printing house, he laughed so hard that he couldn't stop and got drunk.

The next day, Clarence, who didn't have to worry about what to do, was pulled into the laboratory by Feng Yu to continue completing the element discovery experiment.

No matter how powerful the fire magic is, it cannot be as effective as a group of artillery with a caliber of more than ten centimeters. What Feng Yu wants is not the enhancement of fire magic, but the scientific periodic table of elements of the Green Continent.

(End of this chapter)