Jones
Actually to get the most bang for the buck, a low voltage (~15 volt D.C.) arc discharge in D2O
using a Tungsten Carbide anode & D2O pool cathode laced with K2CO3 is worth a try.
That pressure cooker (high voltage water LiOH) discharge experiment I did in 1975 keeps coming back to haunt me.
Fred
Jones Beene wrote:
Fred
I think you have hit on the easiest possible incarnation of the Mizuno experiment.
However, as an alternative cryo-technique, for the prospective experimenters out there - if there is a welding shop in the 'hood and you have a large Thermos, then it might be prudent to ask if you can get a fill of LN there, as many welders have LN on hand, and evaporating acetone is nasty stuff.
Jones
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Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 3:13 AM
Subject: Re: Spin Induced Deuteron Stripping in D2O?
With a stack of Neodymium disk magnets on a yoke
rotating (up to 12,000 rpm) around a test tube filled with an antifreeze mix of D2O
in Ethanol "Everclear", CF & neutrons perhaps? with occasional cooling
in Acetone- Dry Ice (- 78 deg C) to see if ZPE pumping creates "metastable"low energy-stripping deuterons.
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