Resonant

... fluorine, oxygen difluoride, chlorine trifluoride. however these compounds are poisonous to the human biological system so are not usefull. the resonant cyclotronic frequency of the silicate gel could be targeted with EM waves which would disintegrate its molecular structure,but such a breakdown ...

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... most algae(except the parasitic and symbiotic ones) carry out photosynthesis. There are also some Bacteria that do it(cyanobacteria are the most resonant). Organisms in the domain Archea do not carry out photosynthesis, although some are capable of using light to generate energy by light-driven ...

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... as sound. These tiny hairs are not broad banded. By that I mean they are somewhat frequency selective. So sound frequencies above or below the resonant frequency has no affect on the hair. There are hairs in this organ that are tuned to low frequencies, while others are tuned for mid or high, ...

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... the process you only yield a total of 2 ATP's. As for the energy stored in the ATP molecule: Phosphates "store" energy in molecules. Resonant structures of phosphates allow shifting of electrons and stabilization of adjacent phosphates which allow for high energy bonds. The energy ...

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... eV) (M. Michaud et al, Physical Review, 44(9), 5623-5627, (1991)). We have previously shown that 5-20eV electrons cause DNA strand breaks via a resonant process with a maximum at 10eV (B. Boudaiffa et al, Science 287, 1658-1660, (2000)). The present results demonstrate that very low energy electrons ...

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