In laboratory microscopic tests, six different atoms based on a square grid were discovered. For identification, each atom was given a color and a name: D; E; I; J; K; V - a Latin letter reminiscent of its visual form. The molecular alphabet consists of combinations containing between 2 and 10 atoms formulated as a chemical formula. Around the atoms is an electric charge that causes an electromagnetic interaction. The electric charge is uniform and fixed around each atom. In the same way that atoms connect to letters, so do letters and make up words.