THE MECHANISM OF COMBUSTION

Combustion process occurs in the chemical elements of matter by raising the temperature of the elementary particles that form the given elements. Mainly temperature increases in the peripheral elementary particles. A method for increasing the temperature of the elementary particles can be anything: bombardment by elementary particles emitted by other chemical elements; impact, friction of bodies; a contact of the element with an element with more pronounced non-metallic properties.

As already mentioned, the meaning of the temperature increase of the particles is reduced to the process of transformation of their quality, in which the Field of Repulsion appears (or increases) in them and the Field of Attraction decreases (if it was).

Let’s suppose the temperature rise of the chemical element is provided by the bombardment of its elementary particles (for example, solar radiation). Bombarding elementary particles move by inertia, together with carrying them ethereal streams. These ethereal flows are their own Fields of Repulsion, which get the speed and direction of movement from rebounding Fields of Repulsion of particles emitted or reflected by their chemical elements. Ethereal flows relocating the bombarding particles after collision with particles of a chemical element tend to move on. Elementary particles of a chemical element do not let elementary particles, which were carried by ethereal streams, to move on. Tending to move forward (by inertia) ethereal flows put pressure on ether of ethereal field of bombarded chemical element, shifting it thus in the same direction.

Peripheral elementary particles primarily feel the arrival of additional ether. In them there is a process of transformation of quality. The Fields of Repulsion appear in them. Fields of Attraction reduces in the particles of element "Earth".

Any chemical element has the naturally existing Gravity Field. This is a current from the ethereal field surrounding chemical element. Its presence is due to constantly maintain of ether disadvantage because its absorption by the particles of the element "Earth". Because of admission to the chemical element with additional ether, brought by bombarding elementary particles, the lack of ether in chemical element began to be replenished thanks to the influx of additional ether. This decreases the magnitude of Attraction Field of the chemical element.

In addition, ether of the Fields of Repulsion, which arise in the peripheral particles in the heating process, also moves to the center of a chemical element in accordance with the principle - "Voids do not appear in ethereal field". To the center of a chemical element a quality of particles changes in the direction of increasing the amount of ether absorbed per unit of time. Furthermore, it is directed toward the center of the element the vector of the total force of gravity is directed.

Thus, the two sources of income of ether into the chemical element - ether of bombarding particles and ether of Fields of Repulsion of particles of element - can reduce the Fields of Attraction of particles of the element "Earth" in the chemical element, and therefore, the total gravity field of the element.

Reducing of the Field of Attraction of a chemical element - it is a reduction of its Force of Attraction. With the Force of Attraction chemical element can:

1) hold in its own composition the elementary particles (primarily peripheral);

2) attract and retain particles moving in space past it;

3) hold particles that collide with it;

4) attract particles of surrounding chemical elements, tearing off them from the elements;

5) form bonds with other chemical elements and save them.

THE HEAT

From everyday experience, as well as from observations of scientists we know that the heated and radioactive chemical elements emit "heat". Let's examine what is meant by the term "heat".

Approximately speaking, "the heat" - that's all that heated and radioactive chemical elements emit.

1) Second, the heat - it's the ether itself emitted by particles with the Fields of Repulsion Fields in the composition of the heated element. Thus, the ether emitted by a chemical element (its Field of Repulsion) - this is the first component of the “heat”.

2) First, here are the elementary particles of varying quality, which were part of a chemical element before it began to disintegrate during the heating process. Emitted elementary particles can be regarded as the second component of the "heat". Emitted elementary particles emitted mainly represented by particles forming the peripheral layers of the chemical elements. As you already know, the peripheral layers of chemical elements usually consist of radio, microwave, infrared and visible photons. These are particles of higher levels of the Physical Plan.

Here it should be noted that the radioactive decay of heavy elements occurs as a result of a natural very big degree of transformation of the quality of elementary particles produced in the process of gravity. I.e. the cause of radioactive decay is also the process of increasing of temperature. More detailed about the process of radioactive decay we will talk separately.

Not coincidentally, in the beginning, giving a definition of "heat", we use the expression "approximately". The fact that the elementary particles can be emitted not only as a result of heating of the chemical element, of which they are part. Elementary particles can be emitted due to the appearance in them in relation to another element the Force of Attraction larger than the total Force of Attraction to their own element. In other words, the emission of particles is due to the attraction to another element. Particles emitted in this way can also be considered as the second component of "heat". Although the mechanism of the emission in this case is somewhat different than in the case of emission of the heated element.

And now we return to the consideration of the emission process of both components of the "heat" of heated chemical elements.

In the composition of any chemical element there are elementary particles with the Fields of Repulsion. However, not every chemical element has the total, manifested outwardly the Field of Repulsion.

In the world around us in the universe there are different types of chemical elements - with Fields of Attraction (of various magnitudes), with Fields of Repulsion (of various magnitudes too) and neutral.

Let’s take, for example, the chemical elements, which are and out of the process of heating (out of additional transformation) have the Fields of Repulsion. The presence at them the Fields of repulsion is explained that in their composition the particles with Repulsion Fields are dominated. Amount of ether emanating from them is enough and to "ensure" the particles with Fields of Attraction in the composition of these elements and to emit ether outside. Representatives of this type of elements are typical non-metals, which at normal conditions are gases. We can say that such elements in normal unheated state emit "heat" – i.e. ether, a Field of Repulsion. If we will heat such elements, the amount of emitted ether ("heat") will be greatly increased. And there occurs a rapid expansion of the substance - "explosion".

However, most existing elements at normal conditions have not Fields of Repulsion but Fields of Attraction of various sizes. Such elements must be heated in order in the particles with Repulsion Fields in their composition the magnitude of these fields increased. This would lead in the result of increase in the degree of heating (degree of transformation) to the appearance in these elements of Fields of Repulsion.

During the process of heating there occurs not only an enhancement of the Fields of Repulsion of the particles, but also a replacement of small in values Fields of Attraction by Fields of Repulsion. As a rule, the more is the number in the composition of a chemical element of particles with Fields of Attraction, and the larger the magnitude of these fields, the harder it is to bring an element into a state when it will have a Field of Repulsion, and it will begin to emit ether outside (one of the components of the “heat").

Thus, one component of the “heat" is ether emitted by a heated chemical element, and the other is elementary particles emitted by this element. Emitted elementary particles move by inertia, and therefore have during such movement the Field of Repulsion – i.e. emit ether. Thus, the second component of the “heat” is also ether, but moving along with its source - with the particle.

Both components of the heat if they meet on the path other elements heat them. And the process repeats itself ... The heated elements emit particles and ether, which heats encountered elements on the path, etc.

Elementary particles emitted by the heated elements form streams. These streams are the “electromagnetic waves”. Electromagnetic waves distributing in environments of chemical elements are gradually weaken.

Date: 2015-12-11; view: 711