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Static Electrical Charging Effect

Also written Electrical Charging Effect · Static

Where it is first named

… ity of opposite polarity (67/66) as to (780) of Figure (8-2) which, in turn, propagates opposite electrical attraction force (RR' _ 88') of Figure (7-4), as illustrated in (590) of Figure (6-2) as to (585) of Figure (8-1).
8-2 - Traveling Voltage Wave-Guides

How it is written

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Where it is named · 10

8-2 - Traveling Voltage Wave-Guides

  1. … ity of opposite polarity (67/66) as to (780) of Figure (8-2) which, in turn, propagates opposite electrical attraction force (RR' _ 88') of Figure (7-4), as illustrated in (590) of Figure (6-2) as to (585) of Figure (8-1).

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  2. Electrical Charging Effect (585)

    The surface tension of water (584) adjacent to both voltage surfaces (E9 / EI0) further aids the transmission of voltage potential (66/67) since Electrical Charging Effect (585) of Figure (7-4) does not change or alter the dielectric value of water (Re).

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8-4 - State Space (Sp)

  1. Static Electrical Charging Effect (585)

    … on-rate of "Atomic Snapping Action" (Asa) (the number of Voltage Pulse Fields Vpf occurring per unit of space-time) directly determines the resultant energy level of Static Electrical Charging Effect (585) of Figure (8-1) since “Particle Oscillation" is being used as a “Energy Generator" (EGpo), as so subscribed in memo (424) titled Atomic Energy Balance of Water as to the functional parameters ass …

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  2. … rgy-Generator (EGpo), if Voltage Arc Line (Val) length is extended while Voltage Amplitude (xx 64a - 64b - 64c - Vn) is adjusted to higher Voltage Peak-Potential (Vpp) then greater atomic interaction (585) of Figure (8-1) (see WFC memo 424 titled Atomic Energy Balance of Water, once again) occurs when particle oscillation (Poe) of deflection of atomic mass (see 550 of Figure 5-8) (atom elongation) is e …

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  3. (585) of Figure (8-1)

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8-5 - Energy Vectoring (Ev)

  1. Static Electrical Charging Effect (585)

    … /606a xxx 605/606n) of Figure (780C) of Figure (8-2), and Crossover Unipolar Pulse Train (607/608a xxx 607/608n) brings-on Static Voltage Stimulation (Vsvs) by which Static Electrical Charging Effect (585) is being held constant since Electrical Stress Force (Est) averages out either Dynamic State Space (Dss) or Static State Space (Sss) during repeated pulsing operation (49a xxx 49n).

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8-6 - VIC Voltage Sync-Pulse Circuit

  1. Static (585)

    This non-voltage shift (Balanced Phasing of opposite Voltage Potential) helps prevents atom displacement during "Snapping-Action" by which "Resonant Electrical Stress" of opposite electrical polarity (RU/RU' - ST/ST') is applied equally across Water Molecule (s) (85) to propagate either Static (585) or Dynamic (612) Electrical Charging Effect (s) at elevated Voltage Peak Potential (s).

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Optical Thermal Lens

  1. The Static Electrical Charging Effect ( -) (585) is set up when applied Electrical Stress Wave-form (RD / RD' - ST / ST') is simultaneously applied on opposite sides of the hydrogen atoms

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Quartz Tube Configuration & Operational Parameters

  1. Static Electrical Charging Effect (585)

    Exposing the hydrogen atoms to applied Static Voltage Stimulation (770) of Figure (8-1) causes the Static Electrical Charging Effect (585) to set up "Voltage Tickling of State Space" which takes the hydrogen atom (s) from "Quiescent State" (Qs) to "Active State" (As) and then back again to "Quiescent State" (Qs) once applied unipolar pu …

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  2. The resultant Flex-Density (Fd) of the hydrogen atom(s) is, now, directly related to applied Voltage Amplitude (64a - 64b - 64c - 64n) of Figure (8-2A) which directly determines the Field Strength (Fs) of Static Electrical Charging Effect (Sece)(585).

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