"Changchengium, Xilinium, Qiaodouium..."
Dou Dou was quite forceful in the matter of naming.
Soon, according to the naming rules for new elements by IUPAC, he had named dozens of elements, even including his own name amongst them.
This indeed also conformed to IUPAC's naming rules.
In a sense, the new elements were largely led by the material model computations that Dou Dou directed.
Qiao Ze had no objections to this.
He just glanced over the range of names, saw nothing particularly outlandish, and let Dou Dou reply directly to an email from IUPAC.
In this respect, Dou Dou's wording was more ornate than his.
Qiao Ze knew his shortcomings: aside from mathematical papers, everything he wrote was very plain, seeking only accuracy, preferring one word when it sufficed, reluctant to use two.
Which made him seem rather powerless in communication.
After finishing this little sidetrack, Qiao Ze wanted to dive back into work, but suddenly felt a bit tired.
