N

 1 16| prevailed regarding the material energy and forces of the cosmos,
 2 16|         conservation of mass and energy. Some natural scientists
 3 17|     bodies, corresponding to the energy level of the electronic
 4 17|        and the transformation of energy in the synthesis and analysis
 5 20|     importance in the economy of energy of the fixed stars. In the
 6 20|       one nucleus of helium. The energy thus liberated comes to
 7 21|          endowed with tremendous energy or with neutrons, successful
 8 22|  transformations of the forms of energy, especially in the chemical
 9 22|         diminution of utilizable energy in the structure and the
10 22|  formation of nuclei having high energy value. ~
11 31|    atomic nuclei lost utilizable energy and, so to speak, matter
12 32|          more enriched with free energy, and as a theater of vast
13 32|  indescribably vast abundance of energy reserves, in virture of
14 43|         love matter busting with energy. In fact, it would seem