Coulomb general relativity theory

Previously it has been shown that a modified Coulomb force between two electrically neutral masses of normal atomic matter could mimic the Newtonian gravitational force. That intention is ignored here, though it will be a result for normal atomic matter. Our starting point here is this: (1) we will ultimately replace gravitational mass as a fundamental physical quantity; (2) for normal atomic matter, the nucleon charge separation results of that previous paper will be fundamental to this current paper. In place of gravitational mass, we will use an expression for charge separation in electrically neutral matter. On this basis we will consider the implications of a Coulomb general relativity theory. One value of the example alteration is that it shows how such alternatives might allow for exploration of new concepts in the theory of gravity, including the elimination of gravitational mass as a fundamental physieal quantity, without challenging the importance of Riemannian space, differential geometry, or the impressive physics derivations that have been and will continue to be accomplished based on Einstein's field equations.