Scholarly Daji Doesn't Want to Bewitch Her Master

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It's so short, is it okay?

The first experiment the author, Jun, conducted in the other world was burning aluminum to verify the law of conservation of mass. He then witnessed the electrolysis of sodium chloride and the subsequent electrolysis of water. However, there's a factual error here: First, aluminum is produced by electrolyzing alumina with added sodium fluoroaluminate, which couldn't have occurred before electrolysis existed, and in reality, aluminum is still mass-produced this way. Second, aluminum reacts directly with air without the need for burning. Furthermore, unlike iron oxide, which is a loose powder, alumina is a dense, transparent solid with a higher melting point than elemental aluminum. This means that even burning aluminum wouldn't yield a large quantity of aluminum in reality...

I'm thinking that since Su Jiu doesn't know how to simplify it, she could first write down Maxwell's equations, then, like Fermat, add a sentence: "Regarding this, I am certain I have discovered a beautiful proof, but unfortunately, the space here is too small to write it down." Let the people of the present world prove it.

Today I was coding, and Little Pigeon was doing it all.

My dear wife, Wu-chan, you're pouting! 😋

Don't stop updating!

Could you please post the chapters whose authors are banned in the group chat?

I watched half of it after subscribing to the whole thing, then went back to the homepage to check the tags, and oh, [Fantasy]. Liu Cixin's works are probably mostly fantasy, right?

[Sfem:4:320] That's great!