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taylaron
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I'm looking for a material that acts like a powered diode. Where the material forces the electrons from from an area of low concentration of electrons to a high concentrated area.
Think of two tanks of water of the same size and water volume (representing two sources of static electricity), this material would act as a pump, forcing some if not all the water from one container into the other (forcing the electrons from one source to the other regardless of potential difference.)
This is against conventional circuit physics; but is there or can a material be made that encourages electrons to go from low to high concentrated environments?
Regards,
Taylaron
Think of two tanks of water of the same size and water volume (representing two sources of static electricity), this material would act as a pump, forcing some if not all the water from one container into the other (forcing the electrons from one source to the other regardless of potential difference.)
This is against conventional circuit physics; but is there or can a material be made that encourages electrons to go from low to high concentrated environments?
Regards,
Taylaron