Hogwarts Card Drawer

Chapter 120: Refining Sorcerer's Stone (Part 1)

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Chronos chose to refine the Philosopher's Stone on the eve of Halloween. One is that the refining cycle of the Philosopher’s Stone is not very long, and the Halloween holiday allows him enough time to spend the preliminary work.

Secondly, he also needs some materials to prepare alchemy. Although the materials are very simple, there are some materials that Hogwarts does not have here.

As for the magic array used in alchemy, Chronos actually found a special alchemy array in the book, which can control the temperature of the flame at will, similar to the gas stove in the Muggle world. In alchemy, different flame temperatures are used for different purposes.

Regarding the refining of the Philosopher’s Stone, a legendary story is written on the first page of the book.

Long ago, the sons of God fell in love with the daughters of mankind, their sweet union. But happiness cannot last, because death takes everything away. Of course God is eternal, but man will die if he goes. So the sons of God gave the secret of endless life to their sweethearts, which is said to be the legendary Philosopher’s Stone.

Whether it is the legend about the Deathly Hallows or the legend of the Sorcerer's Stone, there is an existence that does not belong to the wizarding world. There is a **** of death in the Deathly Hallows, and there is a **** in the Philosopher’s Stone legend.

"Boom, boom, boom," a knock on the door interrupted Cronos' thinking. Filch's head poked out from behind the door.

"Professor Slughorn, this is what you asked me to get." He said. I saw Filch holding a basin full of mud in his arms, and mud was stained on the corners of his clothes and even on his face.

"Oh, okay. Thank you, Mr. Filch." Cronos pointed to the location next to the door, and motioned to him to put his things there and leave.

The first part of refining the Sorcerer's Stone is to perfectly blend the black material, sulfur and mercury, and then use the energy of the sun to act on it. This starts the first step of calcination.

The black matter is actually watery, moist matter. Cronos chose the silt beneath the Black Lake. The energy of the sun is actually a flame with a temperature of 500 degrees Celsius to 700 degrees Celsius.

In fact, the refining process of the Philosopher’s Stone recorded in the book is the manuscript of a certain alchemist. Black matter like these and the energy of the sun are their own alchemy symbols. If it weren’t for the notes at the bottom of the book, Chronos would still I really thought it was going to be baked in the sun!

Cronos melted the silt in the Black Lake with sulfur and mercury, and mixed them together according to the ratio of 6:3:1 in the book. Cronos weighed them one by one on the balance, and finally combined them into a ball.

The first Chronos ran into trouble, and the mercury couldn't merge with the silt. Cronos looked at the silvery-white mercury on the ground, and suddenly recalled when he was taking his body temperature at school in the past. Whenever the thermometer broke, the teacher would pounce the pile of sulfur powder on the mercury. It was later in high school that Chronos learned that mercury and sulfur would form non-toxic mercury sulfide.

This time Cronos first blended mercury and sulfur proportionally, and waited for about ten minutes. Sulfur and mercury are completely fused together, and then Cronos mixes them with silt proportionally.

Then it is calcined on the fire. It is clearly written in the book that the energy of the sun (500℃~700℃) should be used to refine it into a black fatty thick juice. There are also a bunch of small black letters next to it: (It takes about thirty-two minutes to calcinate) It is probably the alchemist's notes! Cronos finally realized what Harry felt. It was too important to have a schoolmaster's notes.

Chronos directly placed the cauldron on the magic circle, and then put the mixed raw materials into the cauldron.

After a while, a puff of smoke floated from the cauldron, and Cronos looked at the book again. The book did not record what would happen during the calcination process, so Cronos didn't know if this was normal. All he can do now is to wait patiently for thirty minutes.

After calcination, the beautiful mist from the decomposition of the mixture has risen to the top of the office. At this time, the crucible is full of smoke, and Cronos can no longer see the situation in the crucible. The aerosol separated from the mixture slowly fell and reduced, and Cronos lowered his head to look inside the crucible. Discovery and the mixture rises in the glass bottle. The thick juice has slowly condensed, become darker and thicker, a bit like asphalt, the perfect decay effect makes him smell like a tomb buried with decay, like the scent of a corpse in a tomb that naturally rots and ferments.

"This first step should be considered complete!" Chronos looked at the dark object in the cauldron. I guess Professor Snape would never have thought that Cronos would use his cauldron to cook mud one day! Yes, this silver fully automatic stirring crucible was a Christmas gift from Professor Snape to Cronos last year.

Cronos went to see the next step again. The book called this dark sticky substance the baby of the Philosopher's Stone. The baby of the Sorcerer's Stone must be albino.

The albino here can be said a lot, in the fourth rule of the alchemy skin law-the four-fold world law:

Practitioners of alchemy believe that everything on the earth is composed of four elements: fire, water, wind, and earth. The theory of the four elements originated from the ancient Greek philosopher Empedocles (490-430 BC). In addition, Empedokler divides these four elements into two pairs of yin and yang: fire and wind are yang, and water and soil are yin.

In the 4th century BC, Plato added four qualities to the four elements: heat, dry, wet, and cold~www.readwn.com~that is, fire has heat and dryness, soil has dryness and coldness, and water has coldness and wetness. The wind is humid and hot.

Since these four characteristics are shared by the two elements, it was developed to believe that one element can be transformed into another element through this characteristic. The alchemists also used these four characteristics and the four elements to connect with the human body fluid theory developed at that time. At that time, people believed that there were four body fluids in the human body: black bile, mucus, blood, and yellow bile. And it is believed that only when the four body fluids reach an appropriate balance can be healthy. They also believe that too much of a certain body fluid will lead to one of the four personality types: sadness, laziness, happiness, and anger.

In addition to the four elements, the great work of alchemy is also divided into four major stages, each of which is characterized by a color: black, white, yellow, and red. This great work combines the original material separated into yin and yang, and requires various chemical operations. First, it must be completely dissolved and corrupted. This process is called purification. Then they are separated and recombined into a combination after further purification. This process makes the original matter get rid of the original materiality and become more spiritual, until finally refined into the stone of the sage.

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