CHEMICAL PROCESS FOR PRODUCING AN ELECTRICAL POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE BY TRANSMUTATION OF ELEMENTS

摘要

The chemical process for producing an electrical potential difference by transmutation of elements relates to a method for generating power by chemical transmutation, using, as basis, the physics experiment proposed by David LaPoint (The Primer Fields Theory), such that it will permit the production of electrical power through the constant rotation of electrons confined by a magnetic field in the environment of the magnets (1), which forms a disc of plasma (B) rotating at high speed, and thus the rotation of magnetic fields charged with electrons can induce an electric current in transformer coils, and therefore such a method basically represents a chemical battery supplied by the transmutation of neon or argon gas and Na, Li and K vapours.