Quantum Energy Theory in depth

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• The Electrons puts out their electrical force field in concentric circles around the nucleus of the atom. Starting with up to 2 in the first circle (known as 1s). Then up to 8 (known as 2s/p), then the third circle (known as 3s/p/d), followed by the fourth circle (known as 4s/p/d/f), then the fifth circle (known as 5s/p/d/f), then to the sixth (known as 6s/p/d/) and the final seventh circle (known as 7s). The alphabet letters refer to the distinct orbits of electric force field around the nucleus. This will become clearer when we consider the atom bomb later.
Let us consider the best known molecule, that of water or good old H₂0.
Hydrogen, known as ₁H¹ which, at the front, stands for 1 Positron, defining the type of element and 1 on the shoulder which shows the number of Neutrons and therefore the rest mass of the atom.
Oxygen is shown as ₈O¹⁶ which stands for 8 Positrons and 16 Neutrons. A neutral atom will have the same number of Electrons as Positrons remember.
• Now to the water molecule which is formed because the Oxygen atom has an inner circle of 1s of two Electrons with 6 p Electrons making up to the 8 Positrons of the Oxygen atom. 2 Hydrogen atoms with their own 1 Electron each join with the outer circle of 6 Electrons to make up the stable 8 Electrons in the p orbit. In order for the molecule to be as stable as the water molecule is, the Electrons must also be stable and not moving and therefore it is the electric force field that moves and not the Electron itself.

• • When Rutherford and Soddy formed the first scientific transmutation of an element, they did so by experiment. Taking an Oxygen atom, as ₈O¹⁶, they reduced the number of Neutrons down to 14, making ₈O¹⁴ which, because there are still 8 Positrons it is still an Oxygen atom but now unstable. By it self, the atom expelled one Positron and one Electron in the form of a Photon of gamma radiation, leaving an ₇O¹⁴. However, with only 7 Positrons, the element changes from being an Oxygen element to be a Nitrogen element, thus confirming it is the number of Positrons that define the type of the element. Note that the Oxygen with the reduced number of Neutrons actually becomes radioactive, giving out gamma radiation. All atoms that are unstable in their ratio of Positrons to Neutrons are radio active with the greater the imbalance, the more active the radioactivity.
• Please note that all atoms want to be in a stable relationship within itself, wishing Electrons and Positrons in equal proportions and Neutrons to Positrons in the correct balance and ratio between themselves. If the number of Electrons is greater than Positrons, the atom gives off a negative force and in the reverse it is a positive force; only when equal is the atom neutral. Similarly when the Neutrons to Positrons are not in balance, the atom will seek to reduce itself to the correct stable ratio. However, with all atoms with a 7th outer electronic force field with its 7 Electrons, it will always be radioactive and seek to expel that which is causing it not to be in balance in the 6th outer circle.
• Now we will look at the atomic bomb to see why it gives off so much, but much less than the theory, energy when it explodes. In doing so we must destroy two more of the normal science's most ancestral treasured theories.
• The atom bomb starts with the isotope of Uranium. This isotope has the same number of Positrons, being 92, but has less Neutrons, being only 235 instead of the normal 238. The addition of one more Neutron, bringing the total to 236, causes the isotope to break down into the elements Krypton, with 36 Positrons and Barium with 56 Positrons, totalling back to the 92 Positrons of the isotope of Uranium.

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