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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 May 1994.
ascii-art of the 5f6:Plutonium Atom Totality

ascii-art of the 5f6:Plutonium Atom Totality

In article <2rjl02$q7...@dartvax.dartmouth.edu>
Lud...@dartmouth.edu (Ludwig Plutonium) writes:

> In article <Col...@equinox.gen.nz>
> Col...@equinox.gen.nz (Colin Douthwaite) writes:
> 
> > Perhaps the simple answer to the lack of response to your polite request is
> > that none of the ascii-artists have the required knowledge of nuclear
> > physics or chemistry to do what you ask. Are you surprised ?  :-)
> > 
> > Bye,
> 
> Okay, I will try to post some books with pages of pictures of the
> electron cloud of atoms. This has the handicap of asking an artist to
> check out those pictures in a library near by.
> 
> But the 5f6 should not be that difficult because you only have to do
> half and then it is a 180 degree symmetry for the other half.
> 
> Let me try to describe the below crude picture of the 5f6. It is a
> cross section.
>                         94th ELECTRON OF 231PU
>                Very crude dot picture of 5f6, 94TH ELECTRON
> 
>                   \ ::| :./.
>                   .\::|::/.:
>                      _ _
>                     (:Y:)
>                      - - 
>                   ::/.|.\.:
>                 :: /.:| :\.:
>                   /   |   \.
>         One of those dots is the Sun with 9 smaller dots around it.
> Look in a chemistry textbook or quantum physics textbook of the
> electron cloud dot picture. 
> 
> The middle is circular with a equiangular Y. The lines are the nodes
> and this middle portion looks like a steering wheel. The exact center
> is a node and it is where the nucleus is. It would be nice to have sort
> of like a enlargment of the nucleus showing 137 neutrons and 94 protons
> as balls, but that is quite a lot to ask. The dots of the 5f6 electron
> cloud are densest near the nucleus and become sparser the farther out
> from the nucleus. There are 6 lobes but all I could do was have 6 lines
> to indicate the lobes.
> The dots further out are to represent the galaxies. A closer-in look
> then the dots become stars. And a microscopic view close in of the 5f6
> would show the Sun as a dot with the planets around it. And the highest
> resolution would be life atoms and elements on Earth as the dots (mass
> of the 94th electron of 231*94).
>   I am asking too much of ascii but I could be nicely surprized. 
>   And let it be known to any potential artist. That there is alot of
> leeway in drawing the 5f6 because noone due to the Schroedinger
> Equation can draw an exact 5f6. All drawings of the 5f6 are crude first
> approximations.
>   And let me add that in one book on spectroscopy the author I believe
> was White with someone else shows a page with the 5f6 (using spinning
> tops). And the ironic nature of this page is that it shows s, p, d, and
> f orbitals. It shows many of these orbitals. But of all the orbitals
> there stands out the 5f6 and what is so bizarre is that of all the
> pictures on that page by White is that the 5f6 looks closest to a human
> being. Could it be that the 5f6 of the Schroedinger equation has the
> form of a human being?

  The reference of White is this in detail. INTRODUCTION TO ATOMIC
SPECTRA by Harvey White 1934. It is a shame they do not print this book
any longer. On page 71 it shows twenty four pictures of hydrogen
electron clouds. One of them is the 5f6, the one which looks like a
human being or two humans close together.

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