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Purpose of content
1 January 1995
Page 5
Water Fuel Cell
International Independent Test-Evaluation Report
Purpose of Content
It has taken Water Fuel Cell (WFC) since before 1985 to have the “Scientific Community” to “concur” that the water molecule is in fact bipolar electrically charged as so related in WFC Tech-Brief titled ‘The Birth of New Technology”, that there is an electrical attraction force (qq’) between the opposite charged atoms of the water molecule, that no electromagnetic force exist between the unlike atoms of the water molecule since the oxygen atom “L” orbital eight electrons pair together and spin in opposite directions, that the “L” orbit of the oxygen atom only excepts up to but no more than eight (8) electrons ... stabilizing the existence of the water molecule ... establishing the dielectric value of water as being 78.54 Q, that the electrical attraction force (qq’) electrical intensity is equivalent to the two shared hydrogen electrons occupying the outer “L” orbit of the negative charged oxygen atom, that applied Voltage Potential during pulsing operations is not consumed in an electronic circuit, that “Electrical Stress” of opposite electrical polarity does in fact encourage “Particle Oscillation” as a “Energy Generator”, that an external “Electrical Attraction Force” (SS’ = RR’) exposed to the water molecule is all that is required to dissociates the water molecule by “Electrical Stress” set forth by “opposite voltage fields “, and that water droplets can be instantly converted into thermal explosive energy (gtnt) at higher voltage levels, as so related by the many Scientific Journal Reports produced by both Governmental and University Test-Labs around the World and which are, herein, in-part affixed to said WFC International Independent Test-
Evaluation Report-manual for scientific review.
Provenance
- Pages
- page 5
- Binder
- WFC Project Binder 423-DA
- Method
- pdftoppm 300dpi + tesseract 5 (eng), orientation-corrected
- Source
- WFC International Independent Test-Evaluation Report (1995), scanned binder