Product, method and equipment for remote communication using chromogenic materials

Simple product to communicate consisting in a sample (7′, 7″) characterized in that it includes at least one sort of chromogenic materials excited to at least one metastable state completely or partially opaque or colored, except for materials purely thermochromic, and in that some electrons present in ionic or covalent bonds of one or several of the aforesaid excited chromogenic materials, are entangled with electrons present in ionic or covalent bonds of one or several other samples, the aforesaid sample being called thereafter by convention entangled sample, the aforementioned entangled sample being able to be separated in space from the other samples and presenting remote quantum couplings between some of its electrons and some of the electrons of one or several of the aforesaid other samples.

Process characterized in that one carries out at least the next steps:

• (a) one prepares simultaneously one or several samples (7, 25, 26), one or several of the aforementioned samples containing at least one sort of chromogenic materials having at least one metastable state completely or partially opaque or colored, except for some purely thermochronic materials.
• (b) one proceeds to at least one of the following treatments, called treatment of excitation thereafter, either at least to one bombardment, or at least to one irradiation or at least to one illumination of the aforementioned samples by means of particles which are appropriate to excite the aforementioned sort of chromogenic materials to the aforementioned metastable state, the aforementioned bombardment or bombardments, or the aforementioned irradiation or irradiations, or the aforementioned illumination or illuminations, comprising groups of entangled particles, the aforementioned entangled particles transferring their entanglement to the aforesaid chromogenic materials by exciting them to the aforementioned metastable state, one or several of the aforementioned samples being able to be divided and/or separated to form a collection of samples, called by convention entangled samples, each entangled sample forming one simple product.