Central implosive electrolysis

[peter]

How many liters of hydrogen could you have made with the electrical energy of all your ridiculous Posts?

Translation:
You still have TOO MUCH energy to waste, I'm going to call Macron to increase your EDF bills

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

You're too smart.
And my son who tells me it's just protein

Give him a pie and tell him he's wrong (you can change the order...).

[peter]

Okay, special lesson Clowns...

An electron is a ball, blue in color.
A proton is a red colored ball.
A neutron is a ball, sometimes white, sometimes black...

Here is.
You can go play marbles now.

[plasmanu]

And the tire track at the bottom of the pants!!! What color is it ?

Yellow in front and brown behind.

And I have proof. I keep one carefully unwashed.

You don't feel like there are two of you facing 2 billion clowns. You have work to convert them to your religion

[sicetaitsimple]

Okay, special lesson Clowns...

An electron is a ball, blue in color.
A proton is a red colored ball.
A neutron is a ball, sometimes white, sometimes black...

And a Peterr is a marble, everyone can choose their favorite color.

[Remundo]

That would be great eh!

[peter]

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathode

" The cathode of a passive device carrying a direct current is the electrode from which, in the conventional sense,[i]takes out the current (in electronic current, electrode where electrons enter). For example, for a diode, it is the electrode connected to the negative pole of the generator. For a stack electric acting as a generator, this is the positive electrode.

In active electrolysis in chemistry, with the addition of electrical energy, the cathode is by definition where they are forced (by the electric field) to movepositive ions or cations3[/i]."

- The cathode...is the electrode from which the current exits...electrode where the electrons enter...
Translation: the current LEAVES the Cathode, and that's where...where the electrons enter (ha ha ha!)

- for a diode, it is the electrode connected to the negative pole...
Translation: it's a cathode where we put the LEAST... and in the image of the link... it's a PUS (ha ha ha)

- for a battery...the cathode is a PLUSS... (ha ha ha!)

- the cathode is "by definition"(Oh Great Almighty God who orders the definitions of All things...lol)
where Scientific Totalitarianism, Arms in hand (...), ORDERS the well handcuffed Positive ZIONS must head...
...
bin towards the cathode which is therefore Negative.

Once it's Positive, then another time it's Negative...then there it's Positive...and there it is...

LOL...

And that's how so many Researchers...search...and search...and search...

[peter]

Okay, let's stay logical...

The current leaves one side, which we will call A
the electrons come out of the other...which we will call B.

But...if electrons come out of B, what can come out of A?
Hmmm ...

According to the formula for calculating the current through a section of Conducting Wire...
they say that it is the Electrons, which pass... but it is the current which is calculated... lol.

So Electrons ARE NOT the...current!
These are the Positive Ions of the Metal atoms having lost their electrons... and therefore which ATTRACT the electrons "free to move".

So the formula for calculating the "current"... ONLY concerns Positive Ions which CANNOT MOVE!
Since it is a SOLID METAL.... (lol, ZERO light speed)

Well yes, it's logical, when a conductive metal atom loses its electron and therefore BEFORE receiving another... well it's a Positive ION.
So, here we have 2 “currents”!
- a positive and fixed (metal)
- a negative, and mobile (in theory eh... since they discovered that the electrons in a cable only make
0,08 mm/second for a "current" of 1 Ampere through a wire section of 1 mm².

WHO is it who said that electrons move at the speed of Light?
So it’s now Vitesse Super-Escargot?

You can completely review the current calculation formula then...

On the other hand, in a conductive fluid...we clearly see the MOVEMENT of Positive IONS,
because there...the atoms CAN move...
and therefore clearly demonstrates that there are 2 FORCES called “current”!

But then the current clamps...what do they capture?
Current ?
No no...a Radiation!
Ahhh...there, that's the Speed ​​of Light

[sicetaitsimple]

It's time to go to sleep now.

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]