even the carbon nanotubes comes from another previous granted patent that we discussed months ago
I looked at that again...yes I agree.
Though, here is an earlier example.
This is from a nuclear power nano physicist/engineer, now in Los Alamos finishing a plasma DoE contract, it seems so at least from his most recent patents. I think we will see more of his CMNS efforts... perhaps even in others' works.
Also
Aquarius looks like they hope to position themselves to provide reactor core catalytic meta-materials for all methods listed in their patent.
Anyways
This patent is still one of my favorites. There is so much to be gleaned from it. Sometimes in fission jargon. CMNS energy tech is nano fission nano fusion and beyond just nuclear IMHO.
2011-11-15
Application filed by Liviu Popa-Simil
https://patents.google.com/patent/US20130121449A1
Method and device for direct nuclear energy conversion in electricity in fusion and transmutation processes
Abstract
A method and device to generate electric energy on demand by fusion or transmutation nuclear reactions produced inside a super-capacitor that uses inter-atomic field's particularities obtained inside nano-structures, by using temperature, density and electric fields in order to modify nuclear entanglement and quantum non-localities particularities in order to control nuclear reaction rate of an inserted material, called nuclear fuel, facilitated by the nano-structure nuclear composition, called burner, that controls the non-local nuclear reaction. Fusion or transmutation generated nuclear particles' energy is converted using a super-capacitor made of a micro-nano-hetero structure meta-material that loads from the nuclear energy and discharges by electric current. The device contains the nuclear burner module that produces the nuclear particles surrounded by the direct nuclear energy conversion into electricity super-capacitor modules comprising several functional sub-modules, and the utilities that provide the nuclear fuel and byproducts management and process control systems.
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