Circumstances of electron
fabrication
The theory of energy with vector properties was possible since the middle
of the eighteenth century.
At the time, important experimental electrical devices
already were empirically manufactured (e.g., Leyda bottle).
William Watson perfected the Leyda cylinder using thin metal foils for the
two plates,
thus increasing the storage capacity of electricity.
He confirmed Du Fay's view of the existence of two types of electric charge,
adding that the positive one actually means a surplus of charge and the negative
one a deficit.
This was also the explanation of Benjamin Franklin, which shows two possible
solutions:
The first solution was quantitative, with "large or small" electrical
charges.
The second solution, with "vector" polarities (+) and (-),
later becoming only symbols of the sense of movement of electric charges.
British chemist John Dalton practically identified, the idea of Democritus'
atom.
In 1803, Dalton proposed his ideas about the atom:
1. matter is composed of atoms;
2. atoms cannot be created or destroyed;
3. the atoms of the same element are identical, but are different from the
atoms of other elements;
4. chemical reactions take place when atoms are rearranged;
5. Chemical compounds are formed by combining the atoms of different elements.
From that moment, the option of the specialists regarding electricity was
the quantitative solution.
Negative electric charge has become the atom of electricity.
First, a name was chosen for the atom of electricity - the electron.
Then, the electron was endowed with all the properties necessary for the function.
The inconsistencies appeared were repaired by the postulates:
Energy variation, load difference, etc.
The positive and negative electric charges (+) and (-) received equal values
Obviously, the electron does not fulfill all the phenomena of electricity.
In electromagnetic oscillations, "electricity produces a magnetic field,
and the magnetic field produces electricity".
Magnetism and electricity are the two states of energy, respectively kinetic
and potential.
The electron is not compatible with potential energy,
nor with electromagnetic waves, nor with AC or DC " the current".
The electron is in constant motion, it is not "endowed" with the
potential state of the energy.
So the electron cannot be constitute the potential state of the energy,
the source of the immense stellar and galactic kinetic energy (black holes).
