Electron capture, photo-Fenton chemistry
Phenyl lactic acid, methylglyoxal, iron sulphate, Hydrogen peroxide, plus UV365 nm. Coordination chemistry allow photoreduction of Fe3+ to Fe2+. The reduced iron reacts with Hydrogen peroxide to produce hydroxyl radicals. 1200 ev and 1 ns half life. Plenty of energy to split water and produce Hydride which result in the generation of new isotopes. Imbalance of the proton and neutrons leads to beta minus decay and the production of new elements. Alchemy 101. Nitrogen capture from the atmosphere.