On Fri, Aug 23, 2013 at 12:21 AM, Axil Axil <janap...@gmail.com> wrote:
The dipoles become entangled in the micro particles of the proper size. > To get the general level of electron energy to increase in a metal, I imagine you can't allow it to drain off from a localized region into a larger body of infinite size. You have to have a smaller system, with a potential barrier surrounding the system so that the energy is retained. This suggests that particles or otherwise small structures would be preferable to a block of solid metal. Following are some very nice consequences of a direct transfer of electrostatic energy from the [pd]* decay to the electronic structure: - It makes sense of the small particle size requirement. - It suggests that direct conversion to electricity could be worked out somehow. - It opens the possibility for daughters being born with almost no kinetic energy. - It *requires* a reaction and a branch that would normally involve a gamma, rather than making these reactions and branches out as liabilities. - It distributes the energy of the reaction across the whole electronic structure, so that there need not be Bremsstrahlung. Eric
