Why would gold cease to be a good form of currency if scientists could create gold out of sand
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Yes realize that the sand uses to make glass in a network of silicon oxide silicon has 14 proton in the periodic table . gold has 79 proton in a periodic table . so when scientists harness the power of stars this can be mainstream.
Yes realize that the sand uses to make glass in a network of silicon oxide silicon has 14 proton in the periodic table . gold has 79 proton in a periodic table . so when scientists harness the power of stars this can be mainstream.
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that has nothing to do with my question. I'm not talking about chemistry, I'm talking about economics you sad excuse for a higher primate
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✅The sand used to make glass is of a network of silicon oxides, and Silicon has 14 protons in the periodic table, while gold has 79 protons in the periodic table,
✅Add 65 protons to turn the silicon once you separated it from its oxides into gold which requires fusion which requires a lot more energy than a simple synthesis chemical reaction.
✅So when scientists can harness the power of stars, then this can be mainstream. I don't expect that happening anytime soon, though.
This was not helpful at all. This answer is completely irrelevant to my question
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