Chemical sense of a series of physical laws

CHED 1591

Yuri V. Gankin, Institute of Theoretical Chemistry, 8 Shrewsbury Green Drive, Shrewsbury, MA 01545 and Victor Gankin, victor_gankin@hotmail.com, Institute of Theoretical Chemistry (ITC), 8 Shrewsbury Green Drive, , Fax: 508-799-2776, Shrewsbury, MA MA 01545.
According to the studies reported above the laws and rules are intermediate stages in science and not fundamental initial entity concepts. The main immediate problem after the discovery of a law is the elucidation of the mechanism how this law operates. The analysis of the main physical laws showed that no mechanism was suggested for all laws involving mass as an initial entity. During the time after the discovery of these laws it was proved that all material bodies are composed of charged particles and do not contain mass (neutral and nonstructural matter). The discovery of induction phenomenon and the revealing the nature of the chemical bond made it possible to develop the mechanism of operation of these laws and to exclude the internal contradictions contained therein about interaction of non-existent entity concepts between themselves and with charges.
 

General Papers
8:00 AM-11:10 AM, Thursday, April 10, 2008 Hilton New Orleans Riverside -- Jefferson Ballroom, Oral

Division of Chemical Education

The 235th ACS National Meeting, New Orleans, LA, April 6-10, 2008