Nickel Nuclear Structure

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A groundbreaking discovery has just been made: The Nuclear Structure of All Elements. Iron proved to be the key to understanding that a cubic lattice of baryons exists in each atom, starting from boron. Baryons are comprised of protons and neutrons, with white protons and blue neutrons. Access the following link for further information on uranium: http://ferronuclear.blogspot.com/p/uranium.html Refer to the Journal of Nuclear Physics, March 2019, for a detailed explanation in "Magnetism from iron's nuclear structure" by Alan Folmsbee MSEE. https://impuremath.wordpress.com/ Nickel exhibits ferromagnetic properties due to its nucleus containing two coaxial rings of protons. Similar to iron, nickel has two additional protons and is also ferromagnetic. The link below demonstrates that nickel oxide can be antiferromagnetic: https://phys.org/news/2019-10-magnetics-scientists-image.html