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Electrical Voltage Fields

Where it is first named

… able atom occurs when opposite electrical attraction forces (RU-RU' / ST'-ST) are set up between the electrical charged sub-particles of the atom and the recurring pulsating electrical voltage fields (E15/E16) of opposite electrical polarity of potential (B+/B-), as so illustrated in (1020) of Figure (11-1) titled “Neutron Electrical Polarization Process” as to Figure (10-1) titled “Voltage Intensifi …
Wobbling Effect

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Wobbling Effect

  1. electrical voltage fields (E15/E16)

    … able atom occurs when opposite electrical attraction forces (RU-RU' / ST'-ST) are set up between the electrical charged sub-particles of the atom and the recurring pulsating electrical voltage fields (E15/E16) of opposite electrical polarity of potential (B+/B-), as so illustrated in (1020) of Figure (11-1) titled “Neutron Electrical Polarization Process” as to Figure (10-1) titled “Voltage Intensifi …

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  2. When applied, the opposite voltage fields (E15/E16) overcomes the electrovalent bonding force (qq') that exists between the two unlike electrical charged subatomic particles forming the neutron

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Voltage Flexing Process

  1. ... whichever the case may be, the applied stationary voltage fields (952/E13 – 953/E14) or (954/E15 – 956/E16) alternately switch over periodically superimposes electrical stress forces (S-S' and R - R') onto the energy spectrum of the water molecule atom (s )(210) while physical flexing (951) of Figure (11-5) of the water molecule atom (s) occurs

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VIC Switchover Circuit

  1. VIC Switchover Circuit (1010) of Figure (11-1) is utilized to bring about Voltage Flexing Process (1050) by preventing amp influxing into and away from the separate and periodically spaced (-) voltage zones (E13-EI4 - E15-EI6) of diagram (1030) of Figure (11-3) as to (1010) of Figure (11-1);

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  2. Pairing together positive voltage zone (E13/952) with negative voltage zone (E16/956) and doing the same with voltage-surfaces (E14/953) to (E15/954) as so graphically shown in (1O1O) of Figure (11-1) and each having an longitudinal axis of identical length, now, individually forms what is called hereinafter a "Differential Voltage Wave-guide" (1040)

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