Natural Resonance

a) all of the above
b) some of the above
c) none of the above

You decide.

your replies are getting weirder everyday, but you know what I came across with Low Energy Nuclear Change of Dr. Champion. --I do not know if its valid.

I have some of my own direction other than LENC, any how.

"your replies are getting weirder everyday"

Your homework questions are getting weirder everyday also.

As PWSlack, and others, suggested a Google search (or the reference desk) is the best way to begin your quest for knowledge.

One would start by arranging a Google search on the topic and having a good rummage through Wikipedia.

Your question begs another question of you, Kulas.

Can you define or explain what "resonance" is?

You must be precise and preferably mathematical in your answer.

I'll give you an obtuse hint: Mr. Bond's favorite engineer knows the physical meaning of his title pseudonym, Q.

Seriously, the way you have used the term "resonance" in your question baffles me.

Kulas,

At first I just thought you were a real pain.

Now I see that you are a quack. I'll reserve my real thoughts for fear of being accused of being a bully.

I mean really? Semjase, the space woman is the source of your quest of alchemy???

Billy Meier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Mining other planets and even stars???????????

Extracting lead from the atmosphere and producing pounds of platinum and gold from it???

You are delusional, as well as being a pain!

Maybe he's got some really good pot to be so delusional? His questions are a trip

Maybe. My friend used to say, pot doesn't make you want to do anything, it just makes you stupid.

Yup, but it will also induce grandiose delusions.

V_{y/m =} -V_m/y, you could either be nearing me, or me closing you. Seriously, I am a Lion but I felt like a rat. "Despite of my rage, I'm still a rat of the cage" --Billy Corgan said so. - I would prefer- a prairie dog

Whatever you're on, can I have a pint, please?

Joshi reincarnated!!!

Its all in your head. All in your head!

Man, all in your head!

Blah blah blah....

http://chemwiki.ucdavis.edu/Theoretical_Chemistry/Chemical_Bonding/Valence_Bond_Theory/Resonance

This is wasted, you know.

While Thiotimoline clearly has natural endochronic properties, I wonder if this chemical can have these properties resonate between the three chronotonic domains of this chemical?

Wholey $hit! I think your on to something!

That resonates with me.

I would say this might be so if it was under direct observation...unobserved, who can say....

The I o t is a great thing for satisfying your curiosity or locating info. you need, but it sure as hell made people lazy and demanding!

Elements don't have a "resonance," and why "basic" chemical element? All the subatomic particles in an atom are in motion and every atom itself is in motion. Even in solids atoms are jostling in motion. In liquids and gases they have vibrational energy, rotational energy and translational energy. In molecules and compounds the chemical bonds have rocking, wagging, twisting, stretching and scissors vibrations. So your question is, to put it mildly, a little vague.

Every element has distinct number of protons, electrons and neutrons which would contribute its distinct resonance(vibration, may be wave dynamics). Certainly, a copper block would have different resonance with that of an Iron block with the same dimension, I should say. Say if I have an atom to atom ratio of this and that. Perhaps find a away to tweak the atoms using a specific wave function--that would be a great deal to material science, don't you think?. -- I might be able to find how to create superconductors?

Only in your dream world.

Hey Chris, are you there?

Seriously. Oh., man..

No.

You do not even understand Physics resonance well enough to understand how it differs from Chemistry resonance.

It's cumbersome to read from a plenty of sources, I wish I did good on my academe early years.

I'll PM you my personal address so you can send me some of that stuff your smoke'n

nah, seriously. I'm not into it. Just casting out nets to gather some inputs, but seems that idea's won't converge as expected.

And I might get 5~10 Hz spectrum in the brain from these guys. I hope not.

Look you question is not clear.

What is it you seek?

Check below for some brain fodder.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resonance_(disambiguation)

There are many resonances from a proton precessing in a magnetic field (NMR), electrons changing orbitals and absorbing/emitting a photon (fluorescence), atoms in a molecule vibrating at a resonance frequency (Infrared absorption) to a brass bell vibrating when struck by the clapper (sound).

I suggest that you contact joe.fordham or kastrupsky, both outstanding in their field.

What - each without an umbrella?

The resonant frequency of cesium is 9,192,631,770 Hz as shown here. You should be able to test other materials in the same way if you get a job at NIST. Good luck on that.