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…pplied together, electrical forces (TT') and (UU'), now, causes these moving electrically charged particles to superimpose a physical impact unto electrical polarization process (160), as shown in (170) of Figure (3-2…

…can exhibit either a positive (66) or negative (67) electrical charge. Likewise, Ions or charged particles (atoms having missing or sharing electrons between unlike atoms) within electrical circuit (60) having unlike…

…magnetic properties of a atom since electromagnetic force is dependent on the movement of charged particles in a electrostatic field voltage Intensifier circuit (190) of figure (3-23), now, allows voltage to dissociat…

…lectrical attenuation Aqq’) of the atom... being that, the atom is composed of electrical charged particles of different electrical intensities, as so illustrated in WFC Memo 424 titled “Atomic Energy Balance of Watér…

…Effect (631) of Figure (7-6) to cause "Electron Clustering" (Grouping/collecting negative charged particles at a given point) (700) of Figure (7-9) to produce ''Negative Voltage Potential" ( B- ) at one side of Water…

…he electrically charged water bath. Oscillation (back and forth movement) of electrically charged particles by way of voltage deflection is hereinafter called "Resonant Action", as illustrated in Figure (1-10). Attenu…

…oltage potential phenomenon is simply illustrated in the cyclotron where the electrically charged particles are accelerated by an alternating electrical field. The brightness control on your T.V. set or computer monit…

…aid particular impact. The uniform movement (particular oscillation) of said electrically charged particles within said resonant cavity is now called compounding-action or resonant-action. Hydrogen Gas Gun Technology:…

…the use of a laser team driven EPG system; see Figure 29. In this system, the permanently charged particles of gas are driven close to the speed of light through the closed looped system by the physical motion of the…

…rticle separately supports a positive electrical charge (B+) ... both opposite electrical charged particles (Proton as to each Electron) being equal in electrical magnitude (B+ / B-). And due to the fact that the oxyg…

…. (520) in Figure (5-3) Figure (5-4A/B) Compounding Action (22) (deflection of electrical charged particles) by way of voltage stimulation aids Resonant Action by superimposing particle impact onto to the Electrical P…

…nes electrical field-strength/establishes electrical attraction forces between electrical charged particles in space relationship in an electronic circuit] (Vpp) not only determines on how far the deflected orbital el…

…Effect (631) of Figure (7-6) to cause "Electron Clustering" (Grouping/collecting negative charged particles at a given point) (700) of Figure (7-9) to produce "Negative Voltage Potential" (B-) at one side of Water Gap…

…generated between the coils as the first coil moves in relation to the second coil. Other charged particles move in sync with these oscillations, which also produce oscillating voltage/current patterns. This basic pri…

…ion and voltage/current output as setforth in my co-pending application. The magnetically charged particles traveling with a high accelerated velocity pass through the tubing 50. As the magnetically charged particles…

…avity or resonant accelerator is the processing area, through which fed the gas stream of charged particles and emits an electrical output at the spark terminals. This process is operated with each stroke or combustio…

Compounding Action (deflection of electrical charged particles), driven by voltage stimulation, aids Resonant Action by superimposing particle impact onto the Electrical Polarization Process (item 160).…

…(B-) while each proton-particle supports a positive electrical charge (B+); both opposite charged particles (proton vs. electron) are equal in electrical magnitude (B+/B-).…

…'Atomic Energy Balance of Water,' illustrates the differing electrical intensities of the charged particles composing the atom, relevant to the electrical attenuation (Aqq') process described in the State of Unbalance…

…reasing the voltage amplitude of the pulse increases opposite polarity attraction between charged particles, which in turn causes greater gas production.…

…urface areas of the electrical plates (6a-6n) while increasing the number of electrically charged particles (1a-1n) touching the expanded collection plates.…

…. Remember the law of physics: opposite charges attract. So if I now allow the positively charged particles to accumulate in this chamber, and I have a grid system inside this chamber where these electrically charged…