EFFECTS OF MAGNETIC AND ELECTRIC FIELDS ON FUEL MOLECULES
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In this article, the influence of external magnetic and electric fields on fuel molecules, their role in changing the molecular structure, and their contribution to optimizing the combustion process are scientifically analyzed. The possibilities of improving the physicochemical properties of fuel and increasing engine efficiency are highlighted through the fields.
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