This chart could lead to an interesting experiment - see Fig 4 of the paper
below, which relates to the desorption energy of K at a graphite surface.
Imagine a few drops of water on a graphite plate -- H2O containing dissolved
KCl -- and irradiated in an oven. Sparks may fly as water is split and
recombined.
Would low energy microwaves be converted into ionizing UV ?
Perhaps - according to the new paper by Holmlid
Production of ultra-dense hydrogen H(0): A novel nuclear fuel
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Production of ultra-dense hydrogen H(0): A novel nuclear fuel
Condensation of hydrogen Rydberg atoms (highly electronically excited) into the
lowest energy state of condensed...
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