An idea too simple or too inefficient to work detectably? Obtain molecules that readily go into suspension (colloids) that are comparatively flat, like graphite pieces, but which slide comparatively easily sideways when in contact with each other. A flask of these should produce heat from casimir attraction when meeting flat sides together, yet separate laterally eventually by brownian forces. Just a wild speculation.

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Horace Heffner
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