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Where Hydrogen Was Discovered

Hunting for the Source of Hydrogen
Ancient scholars studied the principles of all things in heaven and earth, and explored all kinds of elements carefully. Hydrogen is light gas, and its quality is the lightest, and it is the foundation of all things. However, there are different opinions on its source, and there is no agreement.

In the past, all the sages inspected objects and tested qi in various places, hoping to gain something. There are deep mountains in foreign lands, watching rock springs rushing, water vapor evaporating, and there are traces of hydrogen in them; there are also places on the seashore, seeing the turbulent waves and floating foam, there seems to be light gas looming.

There are aliens, in the secret room, with various utensils, the method of combining water and fire. With gold and iron as a tool, it is heated with water and burned. When the water is heated, it dissolves gas, and the gas is condensed and then returned to water. However, in the meantime, there is an occasional wisp of light gas, transparent in color and light in weight, floating in the air, not mixed with other things.

There are also wise men who watch thunder and lightning in the wilderness, hitting the trees, and the trees burn and turn into ash. Next to it, there is gas escaping, light and rising. The wise man catches and tests it, and observes its nature. It is similar to the characteristics of the hydrogen he hears, so it is for this or for the hydrogen.

Finding the source of hydrogen is not the work of one person or one place. All the sages have traversed mountains and rivers, on the seaside of forest springs, and in the secret room of the wilderness. Either by chance, or by deep reflection. Although the road is long and difficult, those who persevere will eventually get something, gradually understanding the origin of hydrogen, laying the foundation for the learning of hydrogen in future generations.