Hyperenergization

Hyperenergization (British English: Hyperenergisation) is the process of bombarding an atom with ridiculous amounts of atomic energy. Hyperenergisation typically changes the properties of an element, generally making it more reactive.
==Hyperenergisation Levels==
There are various levels of hyperenergization which make atoms have different properties. The hyperenergisation level increases with the amount of atomic energy that is given to the atom.
==Chemical Notation==
Hypernergisation is labeled in chemical formulas as hE. If the hypernergization level is higher than 1, then it will be notated next to the hE in roman numerals, for example II-hyperenergisation is notated as hEII.
Example of a real molecule (Bronzecarbite-hEIV): CoSn^{hEIV}C9
== Hyperenergization Machines ==
Normally, materials are run through hyperenergisers for singular hyperenergisation. These machines use a generator to convert regular energy to atomic energy, which is then put into a bombarder which beams the energy to an input material.
To obtain higher hyperenergisation levels, it is required that the material is run through a hyperenergisation chain.
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