Converting a proton to an equal volume of electrons -- effects?
Hi:
The "greasy proton to electron converter" is a sci-fi force that affects the lipid molecules without directly or perceptibly affecting other entities [note, the words "directly" and "perceptibly"]. This force travels in a manner similar to that of an 60 Hz alternating electric current -- except it has an affinity for lipids.
As this force passes through lipids, it causes the protons present in the lipid molecules of its path to be instantly converted to an equal size of electrons -- because a proton is bigger than an electron, this means that each single proton will obviously convert to more than one electron.
If this force were to exist, what medical effects would it have? What injuries -- if any -- could result from it?
What would be the environmental affects of this force? Would it cause oil spills in the ocean to mix with the water?
What perceptible effects would this force have on a stick of unsalted butter?
Thanks a bunch,
GX