The Medium of Convertibility: Decay and Chemical Forces

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The Medium of Convertibility: Decay and Chemical Forces

Intro-Aetherspace, intra-aetherspace and inter-aetherspace are the media for the convertible layer

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The Media of Convertibility facilitates the changes in the material layer most commonly as chemical changes through intermolecular and intramolecular forces:

SublayerExample
UpperIntro-aetherspace (W Z Bosons)
MidIntra-aetherspace (Intramolecular Bonds)
LowerInter-aetherspace (Intramolecular Bonds)

Since the aetherspace is really just space, we can think of:

  • the Intro-aetherspace as the area occupied by the sun
  • the Intra-aetherspace as the area occupied by the planets in the solar system
  • the Inter-aetherspace as the area beyond the Oort cloud until the edge of the sun’s territory

Intro-aetherspace (Weak Bosons)

Intro-aetherspace facilitate the decay of particles.

SublayerNameUsed in
UpperDownwardsterilization
MidUpwardmedical imaging
LowerFullsmoke detectors

Intra-aetherspace (intramolecular Forces)

These manifest as strong chemical bonds leading to specific chemical behavior such as acid-base reactions.

SublayerNameDescription
UpperIonicbetween metal and nonmetal
MidCovalentPolar and nonpolar
LowerMetallicGives Metals their characteristics

Inter-aetherspace (intermolecular Forces)

These are weak attractions such as hydrogen bonds that keep molecultes together.

SublayerNameExamples
UpperLondon Dispersion ForcesProtein folding
MidDipole–Dipole ForcesHydrogen Bonding
LowerIon–Dipole Forcesboiling poin

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