Posts by rakitsa

This paper has been published in the main physics journal: Physical Review
Phys. Rev. C93, 034622 (2016)

Please do not mix the size of an electon itself and the size of an electron cloud in a bound state. I think, H- conductivity is nonsense.

"...I suspect a hydride ion may be considerably smaller than an electron..." this sound strange. Nothing is smaller than an electron. Electron is a true elementary particle (like quark). Nobody (so far) have seen any structure of electron, i.e. any non-zero size of it.

Here, we speak about H- conduction. This means (as I understand it) that the charge is carieed by the H- ions. they are very loosely bound and have a large radius. So, such ions are very quickly destroyed in a solid body (in a crystal).

Sorry, but it sounds incomprehensible. What is H- conduction? Where is it possible? Write in simple physics terms!!!!