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II. Small Object Axioms |
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2.4 Atomic Axioms |
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Article 33-Carbon, Nitrogen & Oxygen |
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Canon 445 |
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The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of CARBON are: |
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1. CARBON contains six (6) PROTONS and is the most structurally stable ATOMIC ELEMENT in the UNIVERSE comprising in its most basic model of a CORE of two (2) HELIUM orbited in the MID by two (2) HYDROGEN = 6 PROTONS.
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2. CARBON CORES exists in three (3) principle forms, dependent upon the type of HYDROGEN that exists in its MID- CREATOR CARBON, NEUTRONACTIVE CARBON and RADIOACTIVE CARBON. |
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3. CARBON– CREATOR CORE being a CORE of two (2) PROTOACTIVE HELIUM orbited in the MID by two (2) stable CREATOR HYDROGEN. |
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4. CARBON– NEUTRONACTIVE CORE being a CORE of two (2) PROTOACTIVE HELIUM orbited in the MID by two (2) stable NEUTRONACTIVE HYDROGEN. |
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5. CARBON– RADIOACTIVE CORE being a CORE of two (2) PROTOACTIVE HELIUM orbited in the MID by two (2) stable RADIOACTIVE HYDROGEN. |
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6. A CARBON ATOM is always exactly half the VOLUME size of a HYDROGEN atom and one quarter the size of a HELIUM ATOM. |
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7. CARBON is tetravalent and is capable of forming ring-type MOLECULES. |
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Canon 446 |
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The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of NITROGEN are: |
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1. NITROGEN contains seven (7) PROTONS and its most common form is one of the most reactive bonding ATOMIC ELEMENTS in the UNIVERSE comprising in its most basic model of a CORE of CARBON orbited in the MID by one (1) HYDROGEN = 7 PROTONS or a core of two LITHIUM and in the mid by one (1) HYDROGEN.
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2. As both forms of NITROGEN CORE contain the same PROTONS but dramatically different properties and bonding, NITOGEN is defined as two primary forms: NITROCARB and NITROLITH. |
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3. NITROCARB- Is NITROGEN with a CARBON CORE and is highly reactive with CARBON and OXYGEN related CORE Families including HYDROGEN. |
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4. NITROLITH is NITROGEN with a twin LITHIUM CORE and is highly reactive with the LITHIUM and SODIUM related CORE Families including HYDROGEN. |
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5. Both NITROCARB and NITROLITH have two (2) forms depending upon the structure of HYDROGEN in the mid, being RADIOACTIVE or NEUTROACTIVE.
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Canon 447 |
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The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of OXYGEN are: |
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1. OXYGEN contains eight (8) PROTONS and one of the most stable bonding ATOMIC ELEMENTS in the UNIVERSE comprising in its most basic model of a CORE of CARBON orbited in the MID by two (2) HYDROGEN = 8 PROTONS.
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2. OXYGEN exists in three (3) principle forms, dependent upon the type of HYDROGEN that exists in its MID- CREATOR OXYGEN, NEUTRONACTIVE OXYGEN and RADIOACTIVE OXYGEN. |
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3. OXYGEN – CREATOR CORE being a CORE of one (1) CREATOR CARBON orbited in the MID by two (2) stable CREATOR HYDROGEN. |
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4. OXYGEN – NEUTRONACTIVE CORE being a CORE of one (1) PROTOACTIVE CARBON orbited in the MID by two (2) stable NEUTRONACTIVE HYDROGEN. |
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5. OXYGEN – RADIOACTIVE CORE being a CORE of one (1) PROTOACTIVE CARBON orbited in the MID by two (2) stable RADIOACTIVE HYDROGEN. |
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