Electrical Charge

…f during pulsing operations. The liberated and electrically stabilized atoms having a net electrical charge of "zero" exit the water bath for hydrogen gas utilization. Dissociation of the water molecule by way of volt…

…gure (5-6) ... a resistive liquid (having an ohmic value of 78.54 ohms) that takes on an "Electrical Charge" when applied voltage Potential (66/67) of Figure (7-1) as to (650) of Figure (7-4) causes and sets up Molecu…

…-40) The dielectric property of water (being 78.54 ohms @ 25° C) permits the storage of '"Electrical Charge" when a potential voltage difference exists between Electrical Voltage-Plates (E1/E2) as to (E9/E10). Capacit…

…c property of water opposes amp leakage (Re) while another property of water takes-on an "Electrical Charge". Water temperature (Rt) (cool-to-the-touch) keeps (Re) constant since amp flow remains minimal. Plate Induct…

…harges within the same electrical circuit encourages a "repelling action". In both cases, electrical charge deflection or movement is directly related to applied voltage. These electrical "forces" are known as "voltag…

…ative electrical charges ( - ) and a nucleus (84) (at least one proton) having a positive electrical charge ( + ). The positive electrical charge of the nucleus equals the sum total of all negative electrical charged…

…n opposite electrical Charges (B+ / B-), other gas-atoms molecule (s) experience the same Electrical Charge Effect (q - q') when covalent-electron sharing occurs, as illustrated in polar-molecule Carbon Dioxide CO2 (9…

…ing negative electrical charges (-) and a Nucleus (at least one proton) having a positive electrical charge (+). The positive electrical charge of the Nucleus equals the sum total of all negative electrical charged el…

…same number of positive electrically charged protons ... forming an atom having "no" net electrical charge. Whenever one or more electrons are "dislodged" from the atom, the atom takes on a net positive electrical ch…

…mic Energy Balance of Watér.” Within the Atomic structure, the Proton exhibits a Positive electrical charge (B+), electrons emanates an negative electrical charge (B-), and neutrons which is/are made up of a positive…

…arges within the same electrical circuit encourages an "repelling action". In both cases, electrical charge deflection or movement is directly related to applied voltage. These electrical "forces" are known as "voltag…

…molecule. Simply by applying voltage potential, the oxygen atom, now with a negative (b-) electrical charge, is attracted to the positive (b+) electrical voltage zone. Likewise, the hydrogen atoms, now with a positive…

…) encourages an "repelling action" (ww'), as illustrated in Figure (3-29). In both cases, electrical charge deflection or movement is directly related to applied voltage (65). These electrical "forces" are known as ''…

…l stress (S-S' /R-R) penetrates the liquid bath of water since the water bath takes on an electrical charge when the rotational spin (1019) of the water molecule (s) occurs to bring about bipolar alignment of the wate…

…the the force factors (such as parasitic electrostatic drag phenomena acting upon moving electrical charge mass entities) opposing the orbital movement of the electron (s) and eventually would cause the de-accelerati…

…stering only enlarges the nucleus surface area since the additive Neutron (s) exhibits no electrical charge to deflect or change the orbital spin-velocity of the atom electrons. Note 3) Universal Energy (9) of Figure…

…ctor (548) (Particle Mass) ~ moving through a Electrostatic Field (544) having a Negative Electrical Charge (546) and exhibiting a Electromagnetic Field (547) opposing Orbital Velocity (549) of moving electron (s) (Ia…

…trical forces are known as “voltage fields” and can exhibit either a positive or negative electrical charge. Likewise, Ions or Particles within the electrical circuit having unlike electrical charges are attracted to…

…c liquid. Water bath atoms (93a xxx 93n) having missing electrons (92) take-on a positive electrical charge (95) which is subject to and moved by negative electrical force (UU'); whereby, the liberated and free floati…

…ential (629 - 631) when positive electrical state of the copper atoms changes back to net electrical charge of zero. Sustaining and maintaining the resultant induced Voltage Potential (Vo - Vn) without "Electron Disch…

…ms take on a positive (+) electrical care and the one oxygen atom takes on a negative (-) electrical charge, thereby satisfying the two basic laws of physics...for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction,…

…to gas ignition. ATOM INJECTED RESONANT ACTION: THE ROCKET ENGINE: To capitalize on this electrical charge phenomena still further, the atom-injected resonant cavity of Figure 20 was developed. The atom guns are smal…

…r. When water molecules are exposed to voltage at a restricted current, water takes on an electrical charge. By the laws of electrical attraction, molecules align according to positive and negative polarity fields of…

…r. When water molecules are exposed to voltage at a restricted current, water takes on an electrical charge. By the laws of electrical attraction, molecules align according to positive and negative polarity fields of…

…r. When water molecules are exposed to voltage at a restricted current, water takes on an electrical charge. By the laws of electrical attraction, molecules align according to positive and negative polarity fields of…

…r. When water molecules are exposed to voltage at a restricted current, water takes on an electrical charge. By the laws of electrical attraction, molecules align according to positive and negative polarity fields of…

…al voltage zones are created. The atoms of the normally neutral water molecule take on an electrical charge; the oxygen atom takes on a negative electrical charge; the hydrogen atoms take on a positive charge. The cov…

…water, hydrogen, or oxygen. In an electrical wave function, the gas mixture receives the electrical charge field. The resonant cavity or resonant accelerator is the processing area, through which fed the gas stream o…

…trons migrate to the hydrogen nuclei, and both the hydrogen and oxygen revert to net zero electrical charge. The atoms are released from the water as a gas mixture. In the invention herein, a control circuit for a res…

…did not have — he did not have the prior knowledge that the water molecule can take on an electrical charge. [27:28] Now, if you had the knowledge that the water molecule could take on an electrical charge, then you w…

…ion, it electrically polarizes those atoms. And because those liberated atoms now have an electrical charge, you can manipulate the speed by which those liberated charged atoms move within this resonant cavity. [36:02…

All orbiting individual electrons display negative electrical charge (B-) while each proton-particle supports a positive electrical charge (B+); both opposite charged particles (proton vs. electron) are equal in elect…

…se Voltage Frequency (54) is injected between the Pulse Voltage Frequency (53) to keep an electrical charge on the water molecule during Resonant 'Q.'…

Applied AC electrical power of 110 Vac 60 Hz to the capacitor (33) provides an electrical charge/discharge cycling rate that allows adjacent coils to be fired in proper sequence.…

…property of water opposes amp leakage (Re), while another property of water takes on an 'Electrical Charge'.…

Under repeated pulsing, water confined between the capacitor plates takes on an electrical charge that increases via a step-charging phenomenon, with voltage continually increasing to about 1000 volts and more as the…

Under pulsed excitation, the water confined between the capacitor plates takes on an electrical charge via a step-charging phenomenon; voltage continually increases to about 1000 volts and more, causing the water mole…

The resultant Surface Polarity Effect (skin effect) (624) supplies a residual atomic Electrical Charge Field that helps maintain molecular alignment of water atoms (617) during pulsing operations.…

The dielectric property of water (78.54 ohms @ 25°C) permits storage of Electrical Charge when a potential voltage difference exists between Electrical Voltage-Plates (E1/E2 as to E9/E10).…

…ge is switched off during pulsing operations, becoming electrically stabilized with a net electrical charge of zero before exiting the water bath as hydrogen gas.…

…ms to go into a 'state' of gas ionization, with each liberated atom taking on its own net electrical charge.…