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8.2
Important understandings from the Hydro-Helio Atomic Matrix
 
  Before we go much further, we should recall the key understandings from Chapter 7 that might be relevant when considering how molecular structures form.  
1. Atoms above Hydrogen and Helium can and are based on combinations of simpler elements  
  This was probably one of the most profound understandings from Chapter 7, that the whole array of elements discovered by humanity can and are in fact derivatives of one another, down to the simplest groupings of element families, such as Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen, Silicon and Iron.  
  We will see later (Chap 10,11) that in the case of the planet Earth,the combination of these elements have been formed under different conditions and for different reasons for Billions of years.  
2. Heavier elements contain more sub atomic ergon particle varieties such as magnetons, positrons and electrons  
  We saw from chapter 7 a relationship between the construction of atomic structures and the attraction of sub atomic ergon particles such as magnetons, positrons and electrons. We saw for the first time a way of understanding why some atomic structures are good at conducting electricity, good magnets or good conductors of light, while others exhibited poorer qualities for these tasks.  
3. Heavier elements formed under bombardment from the Sun contain more hybrid structures  
  We saw from Chapter 7 an explanation for the magic proton particles capable of splitting into bazaar particles. We saw the creation and role of the Protoactive and Neutroactive and the very nature of what is radioactive decay.  
4. The complete set of ergon particles  
  We also saw from chapter 7 an understanding that sub-atomic ergon particles such as magnetons, positrons and electrons can and do behave in particle fields. We also saw that photons also behave in particle fields. For the first time we were able to understand the relationships between the various energis particle types and see how and why they behave the way they do.  
5. Like combination elements remain attracted to one another  
  We saw that like combinations of particles continue to form relationships (where possible) and that with greater size and complexity of structure, the more complex in behaviour and capability (adaptability).  
6. The continued interaction of the creation laws at each level of matter  
  We saw with atomic structures that the creation laws described in chapter 5 (on the creation of the smallest particles in the Universe) are same laws for atomic structures. We saw that these laws appear seamless across each and every level of matter.  
7. The uniqueness of perception of atomic structures  
  Finally we saw, as we have seen at every level of matter, that each level and complex structure of matter is uniquely aware and that the level of complexity enhances the uniqueness of that awareness.  
  We saw a significant explanation of the "magic" Proton particles that seem to defy the natural laws of nature. Most importantly, we saw complete consistency at the atomic level as with every other level of matter, right back to the Universe, the UCA and its desire to exist. Simply that the Universe is both physical and metaphysical, one and the same.  
     
     
     
     
 
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