Is it possible to turn a stone into gold? Why?

Personally, I think it is possible, radiation can be used to change the structure of the atomic nucleus, and other atoms can be turned into ** by means of decay and fission, but the conditions for fusion of such a complex nucleus must be produced under extreme conditions such as supernova explosion and big ** in the universe.

Otherwise, where did the ** of the Earth and other stars come from in the first place?

Of course not! Because the chemical symbol of gold is AU, and it is impossible for ordinary stones to contain gold, of course it is impossible, in fact, the chemical elements are different!!

And alchemy is generally a lie, so don't believe it!!

Probably, as long as the peerless master puts a pen on the stone, he can sell it for a thousand gold.

You stone, you don't have a name! If it is gold ore, it will become gold as soon as it is smelted. Don't have to sweat! If it's non-gold ore, you can smelt it into a product and get it for gold!

No way.. The composition of chemical elements is different.

Nuclei heavier than gold fission, decay.

Or by light nuclear fusion.

Uh-huh... Generally, only when a star dies and a supernova explodes, it is possible.

Probably, it's just a time to dream.

Man is made of cells, and gold is made of potassium hydride.

If someone says that you can turn stones into gold, can you believe it?

Also alchemy... I can't stand you.

I don't know, you will!! You teach me haha.

Turning stones into gold used to be said to be immortal and iron-stoned, but now the metaphor modifies the article and turns decay into magic. It is also a metaphor for revising an article by slightly changing the original text to make it outstanding. It also refers to a little guidance to a person, which can make him wake up.

This idiom is about a poor scholar who begged along the road to meet a fairy, the scholar prayed to the fairy for help, the fairy readily agreed, asked the scholar to look at the stones on the ground, and then lightly touched with the index finger of his right hand, and the stones immediately became **. The immortal asked the scholar to pick up the ** and sell it for a living. The scholar leaned over and picked up the **, respectfully handed it back to the immortal, and said:

I don't want this piece, I want your fingers. ”

This idiom tells us that scholars know that a thousand yuan and ten thousand yuan ** are not worth a "finger" that can turn a stone into a **, because with this "finger" is equivalent to having unlimited wealth. The scholar in the story is very smart, and he asks for the immortal's finger to ask the immortal to turn stones into gold, because he can use it for the rest of his life if he masters this method.

Literally means tap your finger on a stone and the stone turns to gold! Describe a person or a certain unit or organization with a certain skill or ability that is very powerful, and can make something that seems very ordinary into something very complex and valuable!

Meaning: When the time comes, fortune is as good as turning a stone into gold.

The original sentence comes from "Transporting Lu Ma is happy to rush to the Tong collapse, buying and selling business is called your heart, stable and indeed resting and talking, since ancient times, iron into gold.""。

Interpretation: Lu is the source of life, and the horse is the foundation of self-support, and the two like to see each other the most. After the horse leaks the oak in front of Lu, if Xin has people get the sun, when the Yihai people get the day, Xin Lu is in You, and the horse is in Hai; Yi Lu is in Mao, the horse is in Si, and the Lu horse is hidden in it without seeing the Lu horse, which is called the Jia Lu and the horse.

If you are satisfied with buying and selling, you will have good fortune. When the time comes, fortune will be as good as turning stones into gold next to the wheel.