About Chun Wang
Special focus on explaining properties in physics, chemistry and materials science from the perspective of electron behavior. Attach importance to experimental facts and strict chain of reasoning. Provide new insights into atomic structure and electrical and thermal conductivity. Discovered the nature of superconductivity. Found the root cause of the Hall effect. Proposed new structures for single bonds, double bonds and lone pairs of electrons. Re-understood the wave-particle duality. In-depth exploration of the roots of quantum phenomena.
My interest is to be a teacher and explain complex scientific knowledge in the simplest and most understandable way.
I have been doing instrumental analysis for many years, so I am familiar with various scientific analytical instruments both theoretically and practically. (TEM, SEM, AFM, STM, XPS, IR, NMR, WAXS, SAXS, EDX and so on.
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Key findings around electrons. A mini-review
Recent Comments
Dear Dr. Wang,
I recently read your mini-review on electron behavior and related phenomena in the Springer Nature Research Communities platform, and I wanted to thank you for sharing such a bold and integrative perspective.
Your interpretation of unpaired electrons, orbital magnetism, and superconductivity is particularly intriguing. It is refreshing to see attempts to connect experimental observations with a unified conceptual framework.
I was wondering whether some of these ideas are developed further in formal publications or technical manuscripts. I would genuinely enjoy studying the methodological foundations in more depth if they are available.
In our work, we explore quantitative approaches to characterize energetic coherence in physical systems, and I feel there might be interesting conceptual intersections worth discussing in the future.
Thank you again for your contribution and openness to dialogue.
Warm regards,
C.J . Perez Pulido
ISHEA Institute, Bo, Italy
Dear C. J. Perez Pulido,
I have read your comment on my mini-review. Thank you for your attention. Four of the papers have been formally published; you can find the original articles by simply typing the titles into google.de. The paper on "The real structure of water molecule" was published in our *Springer Nature Research Communities*.
I have no experience with your focus on "quantitative approaches to characterize energetic coherence in physical systems" and am afraid I cannot offer anything for discussion.
I wish you continued success.
Sincerely Yours
Chun Wang