> > > Hmm. 1 eV (1.6e-19 joule or ~ 3.8e-20 calories) per atom > 4.95e21 atoms/gram > > translates to 190 calories. > > Hey Keith and I are talking about 1/10 eV not 1 eV... Are > you using those "frosted glasses" again, Fred? > Would you believe 19.0 calories instead? :-) Off to get some kim-wipes.
Fred > Jones > [Original Message] > From: Jones Beene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 3/2/05 12:24:59 PM > Subject: Re: Explosive Antimony on Platinum, Cold Fusion in 1855? > > Fred, > > > > Sorry, but .1 eV per atom is NOT going to give you an > > > explosion, especially with a material like Sb with a low > > > vapor pressure. It will hardly get very warm in fact. > > > Hmm. 1 eV (1.6e-19 joule or ~ 3.8e-20 calories) per atom > 4.95e21 atoms/gram > > translates to 190 calories. > > Hey Keith and I are talking about 1/10 eV not 1 eV... Are > you using those "frosted glasses" again, Fred? > > Jones >
