It looks like nano-silicon may be getting help from Casimir geometry and
FRET.
To quote: "In a series of experiments, the scientists created spherical
silicon particles about 10 nanometers in diameter... and also created
hydrogen about 150 times faster than similar reactions using silicon
particles 100 nanometers wide." END of quote
Possible message for LENR researchers - micron or even 100 nm geometry is
not going to work very well and yet it is very costly to get smaller
geometry: but you must find a way. 10 microns is incredibly small, 100
nanometers is 100 times smaller - but not small enough ... and thus the
difficulty in replication of a robust effect.
The Forster Radius (FRET) is 2-12 nanometers, and is well known in biology
as a dimension where photons are far more active - and this it is exactly
the same dimension where the Casimir force operates, is not coincidental.
Nor is it coincidental that LENR (of the NiH variety) happens at this
geometry. NiH reactions may involve some kind of photon chain reaction,
especially UV photons
From: Ron Kita
Greetings Vortex,
Feynman was correct- there is plenty of room at the bottom:
Splitting Water with Nano-Silicon:
http://phys.org/news/2013-01-scientists-silicon-hydrogen-demand.html
Respectfully,
Ron Kita, Chiralex
Doylestown PA 18F
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