Scientists find lead really can be turned into gold (with help from the Large Hadron Collider)

One of the latest goals of the Middle Ages Alchemy was performed, but for part of one second. For better known nuclear research, scientists with better nuclear research, the world’s strongest particle accelerators were able to turn the accelerator from a large Hadron Collider (LHC). Unlike transmutation examples we see in pop culture, These experiments With LHC, the physical properties of LHC cover the subtratomic particles with a ridiculous high speed to make it gold.

LHC is often used together to create a very warm and intense substance similar to the lead ions together after the big bang. While carrying out this analysis, Cern scientists drew attention to nearby runs that caused the neutrons or protests of nuclei. Lead atoms cause only three more protons from gold atoms, in certain cases, LHC, leader atoms to be sufficient protos to be a golden atom for part of one second.

They saw this achievement, but experiments between 2015 and 2018 were only produced about 29 picograms of CERN. The organization added that recent trials almost twice as many times thanks to the LHC, but the mass is less trillions for a piece of jewelry. Instead of following the wealth, the organization’s scientists are more interested in learning this transmissions.

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