The structure and configuration of the 

element carbon is essential for earthly life forms

to replicate and evolve.

         Scientifically the most valid hypothesis states that the element carbon is # 6 on the periodic table of elements and carbon's two stable forms ¹²C & ¹³C are the 15th most abundant elements, with ¹³C comprising 1.1% of the carbon on earth.  100% carbon molecules (allotropes) have been identified, labeled and defined as graphite, diamond, fullerenes, graphene, carbon   nanotubes, and a hypothesized structure of carbon consisting of 50% ¹²C & 50% ¹³C that configures into a helix coil similar to the molecules DNA and RNA. It is difficult to visualize this helix spiral coil tube configuration by utilizing the common tools of reductive science.  TETRANOMETRY approaches carbon synergistically and visualizes a single carbon element as having a two dimensional shape that resides in three dimensional space forming a hyperbolic paraboloid surface with four vertices and four edges. Three of the vertices are 90⁰ angles and the fourth angle is 60⁰.  The length of the sides between the 90⁰ angles is the square root of 1 and the length of the remaining two sides with the 60⁰ vertex is the square root of 2. The diagonal distances between the vertices are square root of 3 and the square root of 2.                    

                               TETRANOMETRY                                                            labels this 2 dimensional object which resides in 3 dimensional              space a               RAYPLANE.    See (www.carbonconfiguration.com) or (www.carbonstructuring.com). Edge bonding of this configuration allows carbon ¹²C & carbon ¹³C to have opposite polarity and can form the structure of carbon allotropes.

United States Patent

5,020,287

The OCTALITH TM  is the invention of Ray A Woods

The RAYPLANE TM , PHIL TM And TETRALITH TM are

derivatives of the OCTALITH.

Copyright 1989

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