From: francis
“The Mystery and Legacy of Joseph Papp's Noble Gas Engine” by Eugene F. Mallove http://www.infinite-energy.com/iemagazine/issue51/papp.html is a similar ZPE reaction to the one I am proposing . I * Wikipedia does list a limited number of chemical compounds that noble gases can form so it could act as both monatomic insulator and reactant compound. Fran - My previous message was lost in cyberspace, but the best candidate for this noble gas compound is xenon tetroxide - a chemical compound of xenon and oxygen: XeO4. However there is no indication that Papp used oxygen AFAIK. If is hard to keep out however, so it could be inadvertent. This molecule is remarkable for being stable compound below −36 °C; but above that temperature it becomes violently explosive. As for how you get the low temperature… Casimir cooling. This combination of properties is what you want for use as a ZPE or ZPED “cold pump”. If my previous message turns up, it will hopefully attempt to fill in some of the blanks – i.e. the entropic explosion. Jones
