I. TransformationOur report surveys the experimental and theoretical studies carried out at the RECOM since 1998 and the theoretical studies of leptonic monopoles by Georges Lochak (Fondation Louis de Broglie). We will outline briefly all the results to give the overall picture of our research.In 1998, to solve some applied problem, our research group studied the electric explosion of titanium foil in water. By pure accident, in mass-spectrometric analysis of the titanium powder formed after the electric explosion, we noted a pronounced distortion of the natural isotope composition of titanium. The principle of the experiment was as follows. Two banks of capacitors with the total energy store W = 50 kJ and the voltage U = 5 kV are discharged simultaneously and independent of each other to two foil loads over time t ~ 0.1 ms. Of course, during the long period of our studies, we employed different experimental block diagrams, which we cannot describe in detail here. The most general experimental diagram is shown in Fig. 1.This figure shows a half of the setup. The load is located in the explosion chamber, which is a strong, leak-tight metal container, with an internal structure made of high-density polyethylene. The design of the explosion chamber includes facilities for the gas exhaust and bleeding-in, and for taking gas samples into cylinders. The electrodes were made of highpurity titanium. As the operating fluid, we used either bidistilled water with an impurity level of 10 -6 g/l, or solutions of various metal salts in bidistilled water.