Vol 2 Chapter 6511: Ark reactor

Cold nuclear fusion is achievable!

This was an announcement made by scientists from the United States, Japan and Germany at the annual meeting of the American Chemical Society held on March 23, 2009. They have proved in the laboratory that cold nuclear fusion is achievable.

It's just that the experimental results they have obtained so far have certain limitations.

For example, researchers at the San Diego Naval Space and Ocean Combat Force System Command Center stated that the problem is that the measuring instrument cannot detect such a small amount of neutrons. In order to sense such a small mass, the United States used a special plastic detector CR-39. The detector consists of an alloy of nickel and gold, inserted into a mixture of palladium chloride and tritium (chuan), this detector can capture and track high-energy neutrons. The researchers said that the plastic detector captured many tiny pits very close, which is conclusive evidence of the existence of neutrons, proving that fusion reactions can occur at room temperature.

Other researchers at the meeting also submitted evidence of cold fusion: Antoniella Nilo of the National Institute of Nuclear Physics of Italy said that he found a lot of heat and nitrogen; researchers in Hokkaido, Japan said that they also found a lot of heat and nitrogen. Evidence of the release of gamma rays. These researchers are making further explorations, hoping to better understand the cold fusion process and carry out related development of commercial applications as soon as possible.

The difference between this meeting and the findings of the two scientists in 1989 is that the test results they announced can be replicated by other scientists. It's just that the measurement is more difficult. But it proved feasible.

As for the raw material for cold nuclear fusion, it is heavy water!

Heavy water is a compound composed of deuterium and oxygen. It is similar to ordinary water in appearance, except that it has a slightly higher density of 1.1079 g/cm3, a slightly higher freezing point of 3.82°C, and a boiling point of 101.42°C. The rate of participation in chemical reactions is slower than that of ordinary water. One molecule of heavy water is composed of two heavy hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. Its molecular formula is D2O and its relative molecular mass is 20.

Heavy water looks very similar to ordinary water. It is an odorless and tasteless liquid. Their chemical properties are also the same, but some physical properties are different. The density of ordinary water is 1 g/cm3, and the density of heavy water is 1.056 g/cm3; the boiling point of ordinary water is 100°C, the boiling point of heavy water is 101.42°C; the freezing point of ordinary water is 0°C, and the freezing point of heavy water is 3.8 ℃. In addition, ordinary water can nourish life and nurture everything, while heavy water cannot make seeds germinate. If people and animals drink heavy water, they can also cause death.

Of course, ice made from heavy water will sink in the water. The manufacturing cost of heavy water is US$1,000 per kilogram, but it can generate about 2.9 million kilograms of oil. And it will not release any greenhouse gases, which is not harmful to nature. And the extraction is extremely simple. All countries can extract it. But heavy water can only be used in nuclear reactors. And only in cold fusion can such a large amount of energy burst out.

As for the research team under Sumitomo Ning, the energy controllability of the neutron impact that is currently trapped in cold nuclear fusion is controllable. In other words, Japan, the United States and other countries can actually achieve cold nuclear fusion, but they cannot make their energy bursts completely controllable. This is not really cold nuclear fusion.

The key to cold nuclear fusion is not only clean, efficient, and cheap, but also controllable. It is not yet fully controllable. Once it erupts, it still explodes instantly, instead of letting its slow rated power dissipate energy.

Another point is miniaturization.

The biggest difference between thermonuclear fusion and cold fusion lies in the size. The key to thermonuclear fusion lies in the tokamak, a toroidal container that uses magnetic confinement to achieve controlled nuclear fusion. Its name Tokamak comes from toroids, vacuum chambers, magnets, and coils. It was originally invented in the 1950s by Azimovich and others of the Kurchatov Institute in Moscow, Soviet Union. In the center of the tokamak is a ring-shaped vacuum chamber with coils wound on the outside. When it is energized, a huge spiral magnetic field will be generated inside the tokamak, heating the plasma in it to a very high temperature in order to achieve the purpose of nuclear fusion.

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As for cold nuclear fusion, it can be completely reduced to the size of a glass bottle. This is the meaning of cold nuclear fusion!

These two aspects are actually a problem for all scientists in the world.

"I looked at your test data. Your energy response does not reach the critical point at room temperature. You only need to expand the energy acceleration effect..." It only took Nuwa 1.3 seconds to read all the research in Japan. report. This made the Japanese side stunned.

"But this requires a large accelerator, so it is not cold nuclear fusion." Some scientists retorted.

"It's very simple. You try to use the laser wakefield acceleration technology to make the charged particles reach the energy of GeV. According to your data, we only need to reach the extreme energy to achieve cold nuclear fusion at room temperature! And this result, according to my internal simulation, is 90% feasible!" Nuwa said.

Laser wakefield acceleration technology! The eyes of many Japanese researchers are bright. This seems feasible. You can try it!

"As for miniaturization, I think we can refer to the cold nuclear fusion prototype in the American Hollywood blockbuster "Iron Man"-the Ark reactor." Nuwa said.

Ark reactor? Many Japanese scientific researchers looked dumbfounded. That's a Hollywood blockbuster, is this feasible?

The Ark reactor is a miniature stepless controllable cold fusion nuclear reactor. The peak power of this technology: 300 million joules per second, which can output continuously for about 15 minutes; the rated power: 5 million joules per second, which can output continuously for about 200 million years. The protagonists in movies and comics use cold fusion reactors to achieve energy supply for mechas, and provide flight power and photon weapons through the release of photons in the fusion reaction.

"Why not feasible? Although it is just a Hollywood blockbuster, it is just a whimsical, but there is no lack of borrowing. Moreover, the real cold nuclear fusion is completely possible to achieve such a miniaturization." Nu Wa looked serious.

Is this really feasible? Japanese researchers are speechless.

"In this way, you use the laser wakefield acceleration technology to achieve the magnitude of energy, and I will analyze the feasibility of the Ark reactor!" Nuwa said.

Many scientific researchers nodded instinctively. Under Nuwa's strong personal ability, the research room began to be led by Nuwa.

(To be continued.)