Technetium is a light element that is radioactive and decays away to nothing, with no stable isotopes. Element 43 has a nucleus with the geometry of a cubic hexapyramid. The cube is 4x4x4, unlike most elements with a 3x3x3 cube at the center of the nucleus.
The cube 4 element Tc is not durable. The 4-cube is not hinged on anything at its center point.
Figure 1: components of element Tc nucleus
Figure 2: silhouettes of an unstable and a stable element
Figure 3: Mercury, Zirconium, Technetium, and a 5-cube element
The Tc shape was found after Pm was discovered to have a Cube 4. Promethium was found after trying a generic design of a cube 4, like iron. The six pyramids on the faces of the cube gave the atomic weight of Pm.
4x4x4 = 64
6x14 = 84
A = 64+84 = 148
Promethium has a 147 isotope, so this 148 is accepted for now.
61 Pm 167 has a 4-cube. It is light and unstable, like Tc.
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The Riddle of Technetium Solved
Carbon begins the creation of the cube using a triple alpha coincidence. That makes a cube-2.
When several cube-2 nuclei collide, that preferentially makes a cube-4. That preference prevents cube-3 from being created at this stage.
All foundation elements with a cube-3 were originally cube-4 element candidates. Those cube-4 candidates that obtained six pyramids became quasi-stable as Tc, Pm, Pa, and Og. Those candidate elements with cube-4 at the core that did not obtain six pyramids decayed into cube-3 elements.
The pyramids of protons and neutrons have some invulnerability to additional fusion. After the capstone is fused, there is no hydrodynamic flow direction to hold a candidate fragment in place.
Unidirectional incoming pieces can be drawn onto the sides of the pyramidal cube, or they can grow along the tail, as in Uranium.
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