Hi
I have an idea about increasing the number of lattice vacancies in nickel in order for it to be able to hold more hydrogen.
How can I determine if the processed pieces of nickel contains more hydrogen? Weighing seems like a usable method.
Has there been any other attempts to increase lattice vacancies in nickel?
Would it be of significant importance to increase lattice vacancies in nickel?
What is the explanation to the thickness and smoothness of the parabolic mirror?
The following book describe a small fusion process as a combination of hot fusion and beam target fusion
http://books.google.se/books/about/Rymdvapnet_som_f%C3%B6r%C3%A4ndrade_v%C3%A4rlden.html?id=VS6IygAACAAJ&redir_esc=y
It is written by the former Swedish defense researcher Erik Witalis.
There is an English manuscript but no publisher has yet accepted it.
The technology can be used for energy production. The book describes a weaponized application with an explosive strength of 50 kJ (a hand grenade is something like 10-20 times stronger).
Would anyone be interested in this technology for electricity generation?
David
