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Xpom --- 2003-11-03

The text of the chemistry lecture used on track 1, as translated and written on the inlay: "The topic of our today's lecture is the behavior of brome when attacked by molecules of chrome. It is very famous as a law of Mickelson-Schwartz. Everybody knows very well that Mickelson was a big Russian scientist, but not many people know that he worked with Schwartz. Schwartz was repressed in 1937 and almost shot. Before he was shot, he was moved to Volgo-Balt and then in one of his letters he wrote that in the process of digging the hole he discovered a bizarre thing. (...) Hole filled by brome can be chlorinated by only four molecules of carbon. Theoretically it can look like this (...) See, he was surprised too! No man has ever saw something like this before. This law was called a law of Mickelson because Schwartz was forgotten. (...) The thing is that when A is striving to a group of L/2, practically A is equal to zero. (...) Zero here is represented by Y, while Y has negative sign of possibility of rise of energy when Y is moving closer to infinity. If we change infinity to seven, then look how chrome behaves. (...)"