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quantity will be determined by the cells and<br />

electrodes’ heat exchange with the environment’s<br />

heat. In the case with the dilatable intermetal<br />

plumbumides of Na Ph kind, a polarity of<br />

4 9<br />

generator electrodes’ change will happen at the<br />

diffusion of super dense polyatomic cubic [6] lead<br />

unions[Pb4-Pb } to the peripheral anode and the<br />

8<br />

light ions Na + + , NH clouds on the cathode. The<br />

4<br />

+ portions’ NH / [Pb9 ] 4<br />

4- masses correlation<br />

compiles 1/103.<br />

Side effects<br />

It is known that sheloch metals push out the<br />

hydrogen from ammonium with some time or at<br />

the canalization’s presence in an analogy with<br />

water: Me=NH 3 =MeNH 2 + 0.5H 2 (K=3x100 -9 [5]),<br />

to which a very small, but visible solvent’s<br />

autoprotolisys furthers. For the hardly dissolving<br />

in ammonium lithium amides and for natrium<br />

LiNH 2 and NaNH 2 hydrogen’s extraction appears<br />

to be an irreversible reaction. The ammonium’s<br />

dissolving speed’s raising with the electrically<br />

positive dilatable metal’s growth, which is from<br />

lithium – to cesium. However, if for the light metals<br />

Li and Na this reaction is unturnable (the<br />

crystallization of LiNH 2 or NaNH 2 and leaving the<br />

reaction zone), then in case of the well dissolved<br />

amides K,Rb, Cs the corresponding reaction turns<br />

out to be reversible, the reaction constant number<br />

compiles K=5x10 4 [4,5]. A pressure growth of the<br />

highly dilatable in ammonium hydrogen will be<br />

helping to the reaction’s reversibility too. So, to<br />

prepare the working electrolyte for the “ammonium”<br />

TEN is congenially by dilution not clean metals, but<br />

with an addition of their hybrids Me + H - and of the<br />

same type.<br />

The other side reactions under the low working<br />

temperatures may be the scheme of the free<br />

ammonium (NH 4 ) o formation and its disintegration<br />

[5]. So, the hydride-ions H - , having comparably long<br />

effective radius about 0.155 nm and approximately<br />

on three levels less density than the hydrated “naked”<br />

protons H + , become the competing negative charges’<br />

carriers in ammonium electrolyte in the same row<br />

with solvatated electrons e - . As we see , the electric<br />

transfer’s closed cycle schemes are possible not only<br />

by solvated electrons and in an ammonium<br />

environment, but also in halogen –hydrogen,<br />

nitrogen-acidic, liquid SO 2 , Cl 2 , Br 2 and other<br />

connections, including complex, some eutectic salt<br />

melts, or even cryogenic F 2 , O 2 , H 2 . Perhaps, a schemes<br />

of the thermal electronic pumps with a solid<br />

electrolyte, on the base of Pb, Ni, Pt, dissolving<br />

hydrogen with its ionization on elemental particles:<br />

electron e- and proton p+. At this the dislocated<br />

electron is “solvated” in the conduciveness zone, and<br />

the moving “proton gas” H + is able to tunnel through<br />

the metal-solvent’s fixated ion structure. The<br />

theoretical proportion of the charges’ e - /p + carriers<br />

masses in this case is 1/1836, which is on lever than<br />

in the water solutions.<br />

As we see, at a low enough absolute temperature,<br />

when the thermal (mixing) ammonium molecules’<br />

or metal-solvent structure atoms’ movement is small<br />

enough, some separation of the different mass ions<br />

may happen even in the gravitational Earth’s field<br />

(1g) conditions, because the efficient density of the<br />

“electronic gas” at 5 or more levels lower than metal<br />

ions’ density. In other words, at the fixated vertical<br />

pipe’s with a metal-electronic solution ends a nonzero<br />

difference of electrical potentials must be<br />

observed. (!). According to metal’s accumulation at<br />

the bottom end of the pipe, the discharging current<br />

will be decreasing, but a periodical pipe’s turning<br />

“upside down” reanimates the “thermal-galvanic<br />

element” at 100%. The force of the floating up low<br />

density electrons in a solution in the external<br />

gravitational field is the “electronic pump’s” driving<br />

force EDS, and “the friction forces” – the thermal<br />

(Brown’s) particles’ motion, the solution’s thickness<br />

and the electrical resistance. The last mentioned<br />

factors will be seeking for zero at the superconducting<br />

ion systems. For the comparison: in an EVG reactor<br />

with a diameter 0.3 m with circle rotation speed of 52<br />

m/sec the difference of the potentials on electrodes<br />

is about 0.03 V at the used ions H + /BrO 3 masses’<br />

equilibrium of around 1/128 [1]. In ammonium<br />

solutions an electron’s and metal ion’s masses’<br />

equilibrium reaches: for kalium – 7.16x10 4 ; for<br />

rubidium – 1.57x10 5 ; for cesium – 2.44x10 5 , which is<br />

on three levels higher than the ion’s H + /BrO 3 masses<br />

equilibrium in the EVG electrolyte. An approximate<br />

calculation of the closed electric transfer cycle in<br />

ammonium solutions of rubidium and cesium gives<br />

an evaluation of the expected potentials’ difference<br />

at the ends of every cell of 0.1 m high at about 0.8 V<br />

during the rotation around the circle with a radius of<br />

0.5 m with speed about 200 m/sec. A follow-up<br />

connection of many spherical cells-reactors on one<br />

spindle will give away the necessary EDS, and in<br />

addition to that, the gathering electrical power is<br />

limited by the heat exchange’s efficiency of (self<br />

cooling) cells and electrodes’ surfaces with the<br />

environment’s heat. It is sensible to incorporate the<br />

cells-reactors in the engine-propeller empty blades<br />

28 New <strong>Energy</strong> Technologies, <strong>Issue</strong> #3(18) 2004

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