Great! Thank you for implementation of so complicated model inherited from my models! This is just what I have written in here:
https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzI2MjUyNzkyNw==&mid=2247485921&idx=1&sn=825904789a1b02d378528dedb7e16010&chksm=ea488739dd3f0e2f0e329aaec3a5184f384df2dcb1945f3ac712fad6978b032bded097d04e54#rd
this is what I want to do, but do not have so much time, you helped me a lot, the final goal of me is to demostrate the nuclear explosion!

No problem! :D@TMach5

@Sleoj Thanks for the info.

Not very realistic :

• The four hydrogenes (1 proton, 1 electron) are replaced by deuteriums (1 proton, 1 neutron, 1 electron), which is possible but very rare (about 1 Methan out of 50.000.000.000.000.000).
• The angles between the deuteriums are false. It should be a perfect tetrahedron.
• Two of the electrons of the carbons should be at a lower orbit.
• The four other electrons have non-circular orbits.

No problem!

@TMach5 no problem!

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Cool! With the realistic number of protons, neutrons and electrons!

Thanks to @VChart for inspiring this post.