An “episode of interaction” takes place when, at one of the critical values of angular velocity (either of seed or water) with respect to the other matter, there are heat exchanges in the sense consistent with movement, in cumulative sense if the velocity is increasing, in the dissipative sense, if the velocity is decreasing.

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The force d.

The “force d” would induce changes in the energy levels of the molecular configuration, either towards an upper level, or towards a lower level, at discrete critical values of angular velocity, with respect to other matter.

Though only if it is possible, at the same time, to adjust the energy content by heat exchanges, either in the cumulative sense (towards the seeds), or in the dissipative one (out of the seeds), respectively, as it is necessary.

It as if the force d and the energy available under the form of heat, worked in tandem. The force d would provoke a molecule to switch to another energy level, provided that, at the very same time, congruent heat exchanges make that operative, by adjusting the energy content, in accord with the new level of configuration.

In a cumulative phase.

It is when the force d induces some molecules to get to an higher level of configurational energy.

In a dissipative phase.

It is when the force d induces some molecules to get to a lower level of configurational energy.

However, this occurs only if, at the very same time, the superfluous configurational energy of the molecules is transformed into the form of heat. This may take place to the extent of the amount of heat that can be dissipated.