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 The reaction is driven by the electric potential differences between the electrodes.
 When the growing copper fractal closes the gap between the potentials, the unit registeres the resulting drop in resistance and reverses the polarity of the electrodes.
-In this way the growth process is also reversed, which usually results in the breaking of a grown structure or their dissolution.
+In this way the growth process is also reversed, which usually results in the breaking of a grown structure or their dissolution.<br>
 In case of a breaking structure the resistance jumps up again, which again results in a reverse of polarity. If there is no major change in the current through the system the polarity is reversed after a fixed time.
-This behaviour continues until at least one unit grew an unbreakable highly conducting structure and therefore draws the whole available power-  resulting in a short circuit - or the units use up their electrodes and therefore have no more way to transport energy.
+This behaviour continues until at least one unit grew an unbreakable highly conducting structure and therefore draws the whole available power-  resulting in a short circuit - or the units use up their electrodes and therefore have no more way to transport energy.<br>
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