Lenz free generator

[allcanadian]

@tinman

I ask you this one very simple and well defined question AC[/size]Using the very well defined scientific terms,please quote the three states of mater  What takes place when matter of one state !changes! into another state ?.

The three states of mater?...do you mean a toe-mater?. Solid, liquid and Salsa.


In any case now your asking me to parrot a standard answer... I don't speak parrot.
There is one state of matter, the particle and three fields associated with particles. Everything else relates to geometry, density, motion and field relationships.  That is my answer.


AC

[hoptoad]

snip..
Using the very well defined scientific terms,please quote the three states of mater 
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The three states of matter ? Gas, liquid, solid. ? Did you forget the fourth most dominant 'state' of (known) matter : plasma.?
99% of the visible universe exists in a plasma state, exhibiting characteristics and behaviours unlike those of neutral gases, fluids or solids.
Ironically, plasma is often referred to as the fourth state of matter, yet its sheer abundance and dominance in the universe should rank it as the first state of matter.
Cheers

[lancaIV]

The three states of matter ? Gas, liquid, solid. ? Did you forget the fourth most dominant 'state' of (known) matter : plasma.?
99% of the visible universe exists in a plasma state, exhibiting characteristics and behaviours unlike those of neutral gases, fluids or solids.
Ironically, plasma is often referred to as the fourth state of matter, yet its sheer abundance and dominance in the universe should rank it as the first state of matter.
Cheers

"The three states of matter ? Gas, liquid, solid. ? Did you forget the fourth most dominant 'state' of (known) matter : plasma.?..."

The three states of matter : Gas( included cold plasma),liquid,solid !

[barbosi]

I wouldn't go first for water dissociation while I couldn't explain why the oxygen atom - an ion (the same  goes for hydrogen) which has an electrostatic polarity would combine with another oxygen ion. Alike ions would repel, let alone to combine to form O2. School teachings...

I would  go first to ask a simple question: for a simple regular coil, what is a self-resonant frequency as advertised by respected manufacturers datasheets? Here you have an example: http://www.bourns.com/docs/Product-Datasheets/70f_series.pdf

Is that frequency a constant as in "light speed constant" or "water boiling temperature constant"?

Secondly a tiny bitsy question if I may: what the hell makes a coil have it's very own natural self resonant frequency? And again, is this an universal constant?

Only for daring people, trolls have to wait for the answer and report the trend.

[lancaIV]

I wouldn't go first for water dissociation while I couldn't explain why the oxygen atom - an ion (the same  goes for hydrogen) which has an electrostatic polarity would combine with another oxygen ion. Alike ions would repel, let alone to combine to form O2. School teachings...

I would  go first to ask a simple question: for a simple regular coil, what is a self-resonant frequency as advertised by respected manufacturers datasheets? Here you have an example: http://www.bourns.com/docs/Product-Datasheets/70f_series.pdf

Is that frequency a constant as in "light speed constant" or "water boiling temperature constant"?

Secondly a tiny bitsy question if I may: what the hell makes a coil have it's very own natural self resonant frequency? And again, is this an universal constant?

Only for daring people, trolls have to wait for the answer and report the trend.

"water boiling temperature constant" defined parameter=constant  undefined parameter = pressure (Pascal/bar/atue)?

One of the arguments why the withdrawing of perpetuum mobile devices by the french "academy of sciences" has been a subjective decision,not fundamental safed by scientifical facts :
a water as refrigerant based thermodynamic (vacuum) engine in an altitude like the Pic of the Montblanc (4800 + X metre) or Mount Everest (8900 + X metre) 
https://translate.google.de/translate?sl=de&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tomchemie.de%2Fdestillieren.htm&edit-text=


http://www.tomchemie.de/Bilder%20Trennungsmethoden/Siedepunkt1.jpg






C.O.P.: ? https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?DB=EPODOC&II=2&ND=3&adjacent=true&locale=en_EP&FT=D&date=20091130&CC=PT&NR=104078A&KC=A
In practice submitted to several measures and tests we obtained a residual power consumption of 6 mA resulting more from cable feed then coil power consumption.

C.O.P.: ? http://www.rexresearch.com/maccanti/maccanti.htm
Test results have shown that a very high shaft horsepower (e.g. 20kW), with an idle speed about 3,000 rpm (revolutions per minute), is obtained by absorbing a negligible power from the electric generator 396 (e.g. 0,07A per 12V, that is 0,84W).