  Relativistic transformation of electrode potential has been derived to
explain time dilation in electrode processes. The newly formulated Lorentz
transformation of the electrode potential is explained in terms of the
generation of spin 2-boson gravitons from the fusion of spin-1 boson
virtual-photons followed by their eventual escape in higher dimensions.
Gravitational transformations of electrode potential have also been derived
that explains decrease in the cell potential at the lower gravitational field.
The dropping of electrode potential at the lower gravitational field is also
explained in terms of the greater flux of gravitons escaping into higher
dimensions at lower gravitational fields than at higher gravitational fields.
Similarly potential energy associated with the spin of magnetically active
nuclei in applied magnetic field within NMR spectrometer has been shown to be
Lorentz variant that mathematically proves Hamiltonian describing the energy of
magnetically active nuclei to be Lorentz variant. Relativistic and
gravitational transformations of electrode potential and potential energy of
magnetically active nuclei under applied magnetic field are shown analogous to
one another.
