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II. Small Object Axioms |
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| 2.6 Polymer Axioms | ||
| Article 46-Simple Life Polymers | ||
| Canon 520 | ||
| The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Sugar are: | ||
| 1. Sugar is one (1) of the four (4) Simple Life Polymers essential to the construction of the four (4) Complex Life Polymers and more complex Hydro-Carbon Life. | ||
| 2. Sugar belongs to the first level of the six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life, with Hydro-Carbon Life itself being the sixth and final level of matter. | ||
| 3. Sugars are primarily a colony of one H2COH and four HCOH molecules bonded together in a large PENTAD in either a closed, partly closed or open state depending on whether the “OH” of the HCOH molecule is exposed, or enclosed within the PENTAD. | ||
| 4. In Sugar, the H2COH molecule acts as the “head” of the PENTAD shaped simple sugar. When the OH parts of the Sugar are enclosed within the PENTAD shape, the sugar is not soluble in Water. However, then all OH ends are exposed, the whole sugar molecule may be dissolved in Water. | ||
| Canon 521 | ||
| The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Simple Fat are: | ||
| 1. Simple Fat is one (1) of the four (4) Simple Life Polymers essential to the construction of the four (4) Complex Life Polymers and more complex Hydro-Carbon Life. | ||
| 2. Simple Fat belongs to the first level of the six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life, with Hydro-Carbon Life itself being the sixth and final level of matter. | ||
| 3. Simple Fat is primarily a joining of two (2) CCCO (with hydrogen) molecules to one CCCC (with hydrogen) molecule in a tri-star structure at equal distances from each other creating two “water reactive” ends and one “bonding” end. | ||
| 4. Once formed, a Simple Fat is extremely stable in normal planetary molecular conditions. | ||
| Canon 522 | ||
| The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Amino Acids are: | ||
| 1. Amino Acids are one (1) of the four (4) Simple Life Polymers essential to the construction of the four (4) Complex Life Polymers and more complex Hydro-Carbon Life. | ||
| 2. Amino Acids belong to the first level of the six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life, with Hydro-Carbon Life itself being the sixth and final level of matter. | ||
| 3. Amino Acids are constructed of two main parts- the “Head” and the “Body” – with the head being a combination of one (1) Amine group (NH3) and one (1) Carboxylic acid group (COOH) competing over a common carbon bond. | ||
| 4. The competition between the Amine Group and Carboxylic Acid molecules over the same carbon bond makes the head of an Amino Acid the simplest multipurpose lever for attractive simple molecular chains, thus forming more complex structures beyond carbon. | ||
| 5. Approximately twenty two (22) Amino Acids are involved in the fundamental building block chains of proteins forming more complex hydro-carbon life, while many more “non-standard” amino acids exist. | ||
| Canon 523 | ||
| The axioms within the Class of Natural Law of Nucleic (Nucleobase) Acids are: | ||
| 1. Nucleic (Nucleobase) Acids are one (1) of the four (4) Simple Life Polymers essential to the construction of the four (4) Complex Life Polymers and more complex Hydro-Carbon Life. | ||
| 2. Nucleic (Nucleobase) Acids belong to the first level of the six (6) levels of Hydro-Carbon Life, with Hydro-Carbon Life itself being the sixth and final level of matter. | ||
| 3. Nucleic (Nucleobase) Acids are constructed from Hexad (6 sided) arrangements of Nitro-Carbon Rings with two Nucleobases (Adenine (A) and Guanine (G)) having a Pentad (5 sided) Nitrogen extensions. | ||
| 4. Nucleic (Nucleobase) Acids are the simplest grouping of hydro-carbon molecules operating a “lock and key” to form consistent, completed molecules. | ||
| 5. In DNA, the “key” Adenine (A) matches the “lock” molecule thymine (T) and the “key” Guanine (G) matches the “lock” Cytosine (C). | ||
| 6. In RNA, the “key” Adenine (A) matches the “lock” molecule uracil (U) and the “key” Guanine (G) matches the “lock” Cytosine (C). | ||
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