Electrolysis of water.
Vector interpretation.
Electricity are the interactions of the known vector properties, energy.
A closed vector circuit simultaneously orthogonally closes an identical
circuit.
The orthogonally closed circuits, called electric and magnetic, being
identical,
compress each other, forming a solid and cold body, the hydrogen atom.
The hydrogen atoms, with their polarities, close bonding circuits among
themselves and form elements, including oxygen atoms. Two hydrogen
atoms and one oxygen atom close vector circuits between them and form
a
water molecule. The voltaic pile is an open vector circuit, with positive
and
negative polarities. With the voltaic battery, Luigi Galvanii, by inserting
the
electrodes of the battery into the water, closed the electric vector circuit
through the water. He found that at the positive electrode oxygen is released
and at the negative electrode hydrogen is released. Now, the vectorial
explanation appears: the closure of the electrical vectorial circuit,
generated
simultaneously and orthogonally, the closure of the magnetic vectorial
circuit.
The magnetic circuit, through compression, orients the direction and sense
of
the vector polarities of the electric circuit, which in water, break molecular
bonds.
The breaking of vector bonds generates oscillations, temperature and water
boils.
The liquid does not disappear, at the positive electrode oxygen gas passes
through the magnetic field and at the negative electrode a surplus of
hydrogen
gas appears. The electrolysis of water demonstrates that molecular and
nuclear bonds are the centripetal forces of closed vector circuits.
Centripetal vector forces increase and lift inversely proportional to
the radius, density and pressure of closed vector circuits.
Electroplating.
Electroplating is a process similar to electrolysis, in which atoms dissociated
from the positive electrode pass through the electrolyte and are associated
in
the negative electrode: Closing the electrical vector circuit of the supply
simultaneously generates the orthogonal closure of the magnetic vector
circuit.
The magnetic circuit compresses the electrical circuit, forcing the orientation
of its vector polarities in the direction of its sense (propagation).
The closed
electrical circuit produces a small potential difference across the electrolyte
segment between the electrodes. The forced orientation of the vector
polarities at the junction of the positive electrode with the electrolyte
dissociates and repels the surface atoms into electrolyte. The negative
electrode attracts and closes vector bonds with atoms in the electrolyte.
The electrolyte is the only segment in the closed vector circuit,
in which vector forces effectively move, transport
atoms, substance.
The substance is transported in the closed circuit, only and only from
the
positive vector polarity to the negative vector polarity - galvanization.
Vector force vortex.
The property of vector forces in closed circuits to transfer atoms from
the
positive electrode through the electrolyte to the negative electrode is
already
used in electrochemical batteries. The great relevance of vector forces,
demonstratively shows that they move the substance only in the fluid,
gaseous environment. If the entire electrical circuit has the state of
gas,
the entire circuit rotates. This is the case of the vortex from solar
activity,
which becomes a rotating planet. Therefore, the vector forces of attraction,
produce the rotation of the bodies, of the orthogonally closed vector
circuits,
since their formation. From the rotation of the vector forces of attraction,
already demonstrated, derives with great probability, the property of
axial
rotation vectors. The vortices in the Earth's atmosphere demonstrate that
and
"magnetic" circuit has rotational motion. Atmospheric phenomena,
cyclone
and anticyclone are orthogonally closed vector circuits, electromagnetic.
The vertical movement of air is evidence of the rotational movement of
the
"magnetic" circuit and the orthogonal movement, the evidence
of the
rotational movement of the "electric" circuit. The vortex being
an
electromagnet, the orientation of the poles and the direction of rotation
depend on the magnetism of the earth, in the northern and southern
hemispheres in which it is formed. The proof that the earth's magnetism
rotates is the magnetic axis, through which it has transported solid substance,
from the southern hemisphere to the northern hemisphere. Also, the magnetic
rotation force produces the south-north sea currents, vectorially compounded
with those produced by the west-east electric vectorial rotation, which
also
produces the Coriolis effect, because they have a liquid state. In the
universe,
the rotational movement of bodies shows the energy, the density of the
electric vectorial circuit (of the nucleus) and implicitly of the magnetic
field.