Tech: Phased Energy Rectification

Phased Energy Rectification
Prerequisites: Nadion Particle, Particle Beam Industrial Theory.
Research Cost: Pending
Description
PHASed Energy Rectification (acronym is Phaser), a term which referred to the original process by which stored or supplied energy was converted to another form for release toward the target without any need for an intermediate energy transformation. Phaser energy is released by the rapid nadion effect. Rapid nadions are short-lived subatomic particles which can liberate and transfer strong nuclear forces within a class of crystals called fushigi-no-umi. 
When the nadions interact with the crystal, the strong atomic force is freed from the nuclei of the crystals' atoms; the strong force is then transferred to the phaser's output beam.
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Category:Industrial Technology
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