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Abstract

A raising siphon for transferring fluids from a lower level to a higher level. The raising siphon works on the principal of increasing and/or decreasing the molecular size of fluids being transferred. Larger molecules are less dense than smaller molecules of the same type. Molecular manipulation occurs by the application of electrical current, magnetic flux and application of heat. When molecular expansion is applied to the intake column of fluid conduit, or siphon, a fluid flow from the intake column to the out take column is induced. Similarly when a molecular contraction force is applied to the out take column of a fluid conduit, a fluid flow is induce in the direction of the out take column. When the out take column outlet is at a higher level than the intake fluid level, an upward siphoning action is induced. Fluid flow therefore occurs in an upward direction.

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