Gas producing system from a liquid or solid source or elements by using electromagnetic or electrostatic simultaneous anti-polar pulses, and mechanical pulses

A system to generate gases from a liquid or a solid source comprising:

• a generator adapted to be powered by a power source, the generator includes a dual arbitrary generator adapted to be connected to the power source, a turbine connected to the dual arbitrary generator and adapted to receive exhaust gas from a machine or a motor;
• and a thermoelectric generator connected on a first end to the turbine;
• a pulse-width modulation device connected to the thermoelectric generator;
• a radiolytic cell having a bottom end connected to a second end of the pulse-width modulation device, the radiolytic cell including a body in the form of a hollow cylinder tube, a first disk on an upper end of the body, a second disk on a lower end of the body, the first disk and the second disk include a plurality of perforations;
• a suction pump connected to a top end of the radiolytic cell;
• magnets located at the top and the bottom ends of the radiolytic cell;
• wherein a plurality of radiotrodes are placed inside the body of the radiolytic cell, each radiotrodes includes a large diameter tube and a small diameter tube concentric with the large diameter tube, a first set of metallic wires having a first end fixed into an upper section of the large diameter tube and an upper section of the small diameter tube;
• a second set of metallic wires having a first end fixed to a lower section of the large diameter tube and to a lower section of the small diameter tube;
• wherein a second end of each one of the metallic wires is connected into the perforations of the corresponding first disk or second disk:
• wherein the radiotrodes hang up inside the radiolytic cells by the metallic wires producing movement or vibration of the radiotrodes inside the radiolytic cell;
• each of the radiotrodes having first and second opposite poles,
• wherein each pole on each one of the radiotrodes emits a wave to attract the opposite pole of the radiotrodes, producing the lysis of molecules of the liquid or the solid.