Fred,
"The (Ps -) can replace any electron of any atom but with the
result that changes the wave function (energy state) of that atom.
Further it is believed that external energy sources (photons or
strong agitation) can cause metastable storage or stimulated
dumping of these energy states, as evidenced by the PAGD, MAHG or
the Hydrino etc."
Back a few months ago, when we considered the possibility that the
(hypothesized) compound triad lepton particle: electronium (*e-) ,
when it would be substituing for an electron, could be identical
to what Mills was calling hydrino hydride, there was this major
problem of size...
i.e the glove didn't fit, so we had to aquit... so to speak,
unless the triad takes on a much more compact size, as do three
quarks (supposedly).
Assuming that Ps itself is the same diameter as the Bohr atom -
but consists of an electron and a positron (same mass, opposite
charge) orbiting round their common center of mass, then there is
the huge problem of (*e-) or Ps- (if that is what we are going to
call it) being ewven larger - as are all negative ions.
Consequently, if the orbital diameter for a hydrino were half the
Bohr radius then the (*e-) would actually "not fit" without
overlapping the proton itself...
Jones
- Re: The Nature & Role of The Positronium Anion (Elec... Jones Beene
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