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you have to have pretty controlled conditions to shatter an atom, much less an electron.
all i can say is keep studying.
no, lol. you're not trying to control 'particles' you're trying to control 'electrons' that's a tall task.
if you can get electrons to annihilate without a large electron-positron collider, you'd be advancing physics a few notches as well as making a lot of scientists and engineers at CERN look pretty silly.
also by studying i dont mean 'school' i mean 'learning'. theres some complex formula that model the path of an electron. do you think you can defeat it? worth a try i'd say.
also re: cesium - you'd probably need to concentrate it, the low concentration probably just dissipates.
EDIT2: ah, the word is 'MAGNETOTRON' with regards to your microwave.
this is the same principle behind the 'gold capsule' fusion breakthrough, as well as the tokamak research venture.
filtering ambient space to control the field interactions is the larger issue, which magnetrons themselves are a result of trying to do. whether one refined a magnetron and put it inside a microwave, or two aligned just so, or somehow had some filtering apparatus one could apply to a modern magnetron, like idk two phased caulendars or some other ingenious masterploy that actually works, then one could breach the baryonic barrier and arbitrarily travel back to an earlier baryopoint by passing through dm currents. assuming you had a baryobeacon at that point, as well as some method of opening the gate again from that point, as typically the machines which work in a baryostatic context do not function identically in the dm spectrum. so getting back on this side of the wall once you're at your desired chronopoint is pretty darn tricky if you're on that side of the wall.
nonetheless, arbitrary backupless timetravel is a technical issue. not a theoretical one.
That is why you use a toaster as a time machine.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UP0CMaaxCNc
the technical term for such a gate is a 'butthole' and it's what is at the center of every orbital body and distinct separate baryonic mass.
either he understands how to manage the planets on a basic level or the sun explodes.
bro using his modded space microwave to start a supernova cascade would be absolute cinema.