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titleOfInvention Light processing equipment
abstract An object, for example, water, can be irradiated with light and electromagnetic waves secondary emitted by molecules, atoms, and electrons excited by light and electromagnetic waves. The orthogonal electromagnetic field in the hollow rectangular column is filled with a specific substance, for example, a long-molecule foamed polyurethane as a dielectric material to form a dielectric orthogonal electromagnetic field. By irradiating the upper end of this orthogonal electromagnetic field with pulsed discontinuous light and electromagnetic waves, light and electromagnetic waves that are secondarily emitted from the dielectric are emitted from the lower ends. When the target water is irradiated with the secondary emitted light and electromagnetic waves, the water is in a chemically polarized state. Chemically polarized water has a variety of chemical and biochemical effects. Can control plant growth. Immunity improves. Cement hardness is improved. [Selection] Figure 2
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