Process for the production of electric energy by the excitation and capture of electrons from ground or water sources
OwnerEugene B. Pamfiloffinventor
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The process of the present application facilitates the production of electric energy by the excitation and capture of electrons from atoms, molecules and ions from ground or water sources, or any other form of matter that can be passed along the surface or through the electron extraction assembly. The electrons are captured, collected, isolated and controlled for distribution as electric energy. It is an energy efficient process for the capture of electrons and for the production of electric energy. These results are accomplished by the excitation and capture of electrons from the object particles by electrically charged components in an electric field. It can operate continuously without interruption. Through the subject process, electric energy can be supplied individually to each structure, community or demand location allowing independence from any other energy source. It can be scaled to accommodate the electric energy requirements of many implementations and utilizations that extend from the national power grid to portable units and units fitted to stationary or portable appliances, devices, apparatus and vehicles.
A process for the excitation, extraction, capture and isolation of electrons of particles from medium sources, comprising:
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