The narrative of our little healing story is sketched in just a few strokes, but in reality, from the reaction's start to the generation of the material, the duration lasted over three days.
This speed is actually considered fast in the synthesis field. For more complex reactions, it can take several hundred hours just for static observation, with a project team of over a hundred people working for four to five months, all for the final product of just a fraction of a milligram.
The entire process allows for the slightest mistake to cause all prior efforts to go to waste.
This is the risk of biochemistry, but it is also its charm.
Upon confirming that the fourth-generation Imidacloprid—or rather, the new cyclic compound—can be routinely synthesized, Xu Yun immediately instructed Qiu Sheng to take charge of compiling the data.
He himself left the laboratory, took out his phone in the hallway, and dialed a number.
A moment later, a female voice came from the receiver:
