On Wednesday, September 12, 2018 at 5:31:39 PM UTC-10, kyle...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > So what about a qualitative relationship between groups of prime atomic   
   numbers? Copper silver gold. These three have prime numbers and are also   
   related through superconductivity, non-magnetic,and maleable like putty to an   
   extent; not to mention how    
   shiney and pretty they are. Is there an even broader attitude with groups of   
   certain prime atomic numbers? Lets say between metals, non-metals,etc, and   
   their numeric electron value? Whether we can get any bigger of a group than   
   those three elements or    
   not, isn't it an interesting idea or revelation? I'm just a trivia guy; can a   
   math/chem guy or gal give me some insight to this?   
      
   The prime numbers provide no insights into elements. Geometry is the way.   
   Each element has a nucleus with a lattice of protons and neutrons.   
   A simple cubic core is the surprise! Not a prime surprise,    
   a Simple Cubic Crystallographic lattice, where each face   
   has a pile of protons and neutrons to armor the cube.   
      
   The Face Armored Cubic geometry is more profound than   
   primes.   
      
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