<\/span><\/h2>\nHydrogen is alkaline, Deuterium is crystalline, Tritium is acidic. You don’t need anything more than the tritium, deuterium and hydrogen to create every element in the Universe, in a plasma energy level, not in the matter state. Because then you have to try another thing to convert the energy from a plasma- to a matter-state.<\/p>\n
In the production of CH3 we have a galvanized iron plate and a nano-coated copper plate. The plasmatic field of the interaction of these two is Zn (65) \u2013 Cu-nc (59) = 6 ce qui est la force du Carbone (C).<\/p>\n
But the presence of the iron (Fe, 58) is interacting as well even though it is under the Zn coating\u00a0: 59-58=1. The interaction creates different isotopes of H, namely hydrogen, deuterium and tritium. Each one has a connection with the iron. This iron connection makes it that they can be transmuted by the presence of magnets.<\/p>\n
If, in a similar setup, you put an aluminium plate together with a Zn plate and a Cu-nc plate. In this case you will create the same three isotopes of H but they are now aluminium connected.<\/p>\n
Along the same line of thinking we can produce many more different H-isotope GaNSes. This is important for medical and agricultural applications\u00a0: for example we can make a Mg+Zn \u21d4<\/span> Cu-nc installation <\/span>to create the isotopes for plant life. We have learned that the sap of plants is Mg based as the blood of warm-blooded animals, like us, is Fe based. As another example we can make a GaNS-H1,2,3 based on the seed metal that has been detected in the blood of the cancer patient.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/plasma-laurentides.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/Hh2h3diff-e1532182751707.png\")
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We can transform the 3 isotopes of H into each other by using magnets. The principle is simple\u00a0:<\/p>\n
We know that when we place two magnets with equal poles facing each other, we create a magnetic environment, repulsion, we create a magnetic field with deploys energy. If we have Deuterium in between those magnets, the additional energy then transforms the deuterium (H2) into tritium (H3).<\/p>\n
In the opposite case\u00a0: two magnets with one N-pole facing the S-pole of the other, creates a gravitational environment which pulls energy\u00a0: now the deuterium (H2) will be reduced to hydrogen (H).<\/p>\n
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