My Italian: Chapter 545 biochemical research

Ammonia was a huge advance for the chemical industry, and its role cannot be overstated. Of course, the chemical industry is both beneficial and harmful to human society, but the benefits outweigh the harm, so the Italian government also fully supports the chemical industry.

There are two aspects of support from the Italian government. On the one hand, it supports policies on tax cuts and loans. The corporate tax paid by other industries is 12%, so after the chemical industry pays 12 points, it can return two points. In addition, on the bank side, enterprises of the same size can borrow 10 million lire, and on the chemical industry side, they can borrow 12 million lire. Don’t think it’s too small. Many times, there are two layers and many things are different.

In addition to the help of policy loans, the government also provides more high-end scientific research talents at the educational level. Among the 37 universities in Italy, 28 universities have established chemical engineering majors, providing thousands of chemical engineering professionals to the society every year.

Among them, the most famous school in Italian chemical engineering is the University of Brescia. Although the university is not outstanding, it is the most prestigious university in Italy in the field of chemical engineering. As long as you have a diploma in chemical engineering from the University of Brescia, you are the best passport for the Italian chemical industry. Every year, the university can train hundreds of chemical professionals for the chemical industry.

And in the Department of Chemical Engineering of the University of Brescia, there is a person called the Devil Professor, that is Professor Reinaldo Leinis. The professor graduated from the Chemistry Department of Heisenberg University and was once retained by the university to teach.

But he returned to Italy without hesitation and became a professor of chemical engineering at the University of Brescia.

After Professor Lenis became a professor of chemical engineering, he still did not give up his research in chemistry, but his research was a little special, that is, the research of chemical harmful gases, which is why he was called the devil professor. Specializing in the study of harmful gases is too weird for ordinary people.

As for other people's thoughts, Lenis could only let them go. Because he believes that although harmful gases look scary, they are not useless. For example, in terms of eliminating pests, they can completely benefit human beings. So these years, he has been tirelessly conducting research in this area.

And these years of research have made Professor Lenis a master of harmful gases in Italy and is well-known all over the world. On the one hand, few other chemists are willing to study harmful gases all the time, and on the other hand, their talents are very good. Although it's not the top one, it's still considered the group below the top.

Moreover, these years of research have allowed Professor Lenis to develop many types of highly toxic gases, several of which are valued by pesticide companies, and have been made into several types of pesticides to eliminate pests to ensure agricultural production.

But today, just as Professor Lenis finished his teaching and was about to return to his laboratory for a new round of research, he was suddenly stopped by someone.

"Hello, Professor Lennis, I'm Major Cheruiyot of the Army, and I have something I want to consult with you."

With that said, Major Cheruiyot also took out his military officer card to prove his identity to him.

To the officer who appeared in front of him, Lenis said politely. "I don't know what it is. If it's beyond my ability, there's nothing I can do to help."

It was obvious that Professor Laynes was cautious.

Major Cheruiyot couldn't hear the cautious attitude of the professor in front of him, but he ignored it and continued talking instead. "Professor, please rest assured that the matter I am looking for you this time will definitely not exceed your capabilities. It is the direction of your research and development. I would like to ask you about harmful gases."

When he heard that the other party was looking for his own specialty, Professor Lainnis's heart tightened, indicating that the other party really came prepared. However, considering that public places are not the place to talk about such things, Lennis decided to change places. "Major, would you like to come to my office to talk?"

"My pleasure."

After a while, Professor Lennis's office arrived. This office is not much different from other professors. It is a desk plus a sofa, and then there are bookshelves that basically surround it. Old books.

Major Cheruiyot didn't care about the layout of the office. He came to Professor Lennis this time because he wanted to consult something. Speaking of which, a week ago, Major Cheruiyot received a secret mission, asking him to secretly recruit a group of people to conduct research on the military use of toxic gases.

For this task, Major Cheruiyot agreed immediately. But on the issue of how to find someone, he was a little difficult to deal with. Because the request is a secret operation, the army's own power cannot be used, and everything needs to be operated by himself.

After a lot of twists and turns, Professor Lainis, who is currently relatively open, came into his sight. Since this is a master of poisonous gas research, he must be the right one to find.

So Major Cheruiyot, who came with a purpose, said. "Professor Lenis, I would like to ask about the knowledge about harmful gases. Which harmful gases are easy to produce, easy to store, and need to be easy to spread."

It may not be easy for other people to answer the many questions that Major Cheruiyot raised as soon as he came up, but for Professor Lenis, these are all pediatrics.

"Major, you have found the right person. There are many types of harmful gases. It is not easy to choose the one you need. Fortunately, you met me."

Then Professor Lenis introduced various poisonous gases to Major Cheruiyot, and explained their advantages and disadvantages. Although Professor Lennis was frothing, Major Cheruiyot felt that something was wrong again, because the advantages and disadvantages of various harmful gases can be discussed later, and now is not the time to discuss this.

"Professor, please wait a moment. I think I know enough about harmful gases. In fact, I have come to you this time with a mission, which is to invite you to join a military research on poisonous gases for Italy. Escort the safety of the kingdom. I know that your Excellency is an authority on poisonous gas, so the army needs more outstanding people like you to serve the kingdom."

What Major Cheruiyot said after he interrupted made Professor Lennis smile. He knew from the moment the major saw him that things would never be simple. After some ramblings, he really couldn't stand it and reported his intentions.

"It's a great honor to be favored by the army, but I want to ask, is it the research on deadly poisonous gases that you need to study?"

"Or is the poisonous gas used to kill enemy soldiers?"

Faced with such a direct inquiry from Professor Lennis~www.mtlnovel.com~Major Cheruiyot was a little uncomfortable. How could it be so direct, but considering the other party's reputation in this field, he replied.

"I'm looking for you because we really need to develop a deadly poisonous gas, but we don't guarantee that we will use it. We will only use it for self-defense when we suffer a huge defeat. The main purpose of our Army's development is to keep a hand of cards, after all..."

He himself didn't believe what he said.

"Okay, I agree to join."

"What?"

Major Cheruiyot, who was surprised by Professor Lennis's words, did not expect this person to be so simple and straightforward. If he had known, he would have mentioned it directly.

"However, I have one requirement, that is, I must retain my status as a professor at the University of Brescia, and how much is the research funding for the project?"

"..."

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