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    DavidHamelDavidHamel
    edited September 2017 in General Science
    What is acid and what gives the acid the ability to take the other matter in parts?

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    • royalblueroyalblue
      According to the Rutherford-Bohr model of the atom it’s all about the capacity of exchanging electrons...but then you see that Lewis’ acids have a 'free orbital' and you wonder: how can there be an orbital without any electrons? What makes it?

      I think I read on rexresearch about someone who figured that acids react with other substances depending on the pulsation/vibration and sense of & rotation of the respective “particles” (call it atoms, Anu, or whatever): non coaxial counterrotation absorbs heat while the opposite produces heat, or vice-versa, can't really remember. The ability to take matter apart could be dependent on resonance.

      Why anyway?
    • DavidHamelDavidHamel
      The one who will find out exactly how it is done will be a real scientist.
    • dantedante
      Action from an acid produces motion, and wherever there is motion, exists a magnetic current

      "Forms having life blossom into existence "

      In health
      A disease is simply a depolarization

      We develop drugs or medications to combat the result, but do nothing to correct the cause
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