Contemporary Materials II−1 (2011)

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MOLECULAR DISSOCIATION DUE TO THE B⁽³⁾ FIELD

M. W. Evans^*  

Abstract
The fundamental B⁽³⁾ field of electromagnetic radiation is shown to produce a driving torque by interaction with a molecule or ion, a torque that can be amplified with Euler resonance. The resonance is induced by tuning a frequency of the electromagnetic field to a natural frequency of a catalyst in a nanometric mould. Kurata has developed this into a full scale industrial process producing clean burning fuels of various kinds, and clean water.

Keywords: The B⁽³⁾ field of ECE theory, molecular dissociation by the B⁽³⁾ field, Euler reso­nan­ce.

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