Interesting. Hopefully, costs of made-to-spec nanoparticles is coming down. It would make Patterson-cell/Miley experiments easier to do.
Axil wrote: > Prebuilt nanowires > > Reference: > > http://www.chkiang.rice.edu/docs/US7112315.pdf > > > > This patent describes how to build single walled nanotubes that enclose > foreign material. > > The procedures described in this patent may allow the fabrication of a > catalytic one-dimensional nano-powder that will produce a thermionic based > cold fusion reaction if my associated theory is close to the mark. This > powder may be mass produced in a factory in bulk and added to a transition > metal nano-powder before it is loaded ino a cold fusion reaction chamber. > The nano-powder would enclose cesium, potassium or another thermionic > alkali metal. > > This procedure would take the guesswork and uncertainty out of catalyst > behavior. > > > Here is a video of how the atoms in the nanowire will look. > > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plyMA2P4jv0 > > > > Cheers: Axil >
