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aaron5120

6 posts · 15 more in threads this archive does not carry · writing between Jan 2012 and Mar 2013

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Graphene Supercapacitors

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Joit wrote:

There is allready a Posting from this.


I still try to get more out from this. Basically you need now Graphitoxid, to turn it into Graphene, when you dont want to use the tape method.
I found, that you can reduce, oxidate graphit(powder) into graphitoxide.
One Oxidant would be ie Natron (soda), not sure if hydrogenperoxid works well there.
After that, you need to bring it into shape and transform it back into graphene.
But still after that, you need to have or make a Electrolyte. Probatly distilled Water would work with a Salt or Alum. They used a different one there in the Videos.
Anyone got any suggestions about a good Electrolyte?
Hi Joit,
I suggest you to try white school glue mixed with phosphoric acid. The idea was from a related research paper. That is gelled PVA andH3PO4, which is an excellent separator and housing for the electrolyte.
aaron5120
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Cold Fusion

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woopy wrote:

cold fusion perhaps study 4 - YouTube

hope this helps

Laurent
Hi Woopy,
I have been discussing with R. Mondaini in PMs( see yt comments in his channel) the possibilities of gold and silver transmutation in his setup, since Mandaini reported elements transmutation left in deposits in his reactor( see his other yt clips in English) after hours of operation.
The mechanism being quite simple: by means of the usage of an electrolyte that can donate oxygen and carbon atoms, and replacing the tungsten electrode with tantalum for producing gold transmutation, and niobium electrodes for silver transmutation.
Mondaini did not dismiss the idea I suggested to him, he simply stated his impossibility of finding a specific electrolyte that can do the job.
I think that is not so difficult for those that are interested in the modern alquemy for them to find the right chemical to do the job. Actually, both tantalum and niobium are a lot cheaper than gold and silver gram for gram.

aaron5120

Nuclear Thorium Plasma Battery Victim of Technology Suppression?

#14 ·

A Japanese patent containing key info of this kind of battery

Guys and Gals,
I found this obscure patent from Japan of a certain Thorium based battery. Maybe someone can retrieve the whole patent and translate the text of it?
Info:
Japanese Patent JP2006145350
Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a small and safe battery capable of generating an electromotive force efficiently and stably.

SOLUTION: A conductive positive electrode body 1 formed of a metal sheet such as an aluminum sheet and an iron sheet, a carbon sheet sintered with carbon powder or the like, and a conductive negative electrode body 2 having conductivity as same as the positive electrode body 1 are arranged separately with a distance each other, and an isolation layer 3 comprising a porous cellulose membrane, synthetic resin film, glass fiber film or the like is arranged in a negative electrode body 2 side therebetween. An active substance layer 4 is arranged under a condition deposited on an inner face of the positive electrode body 1, in a positive electrode body 1 side of the isolation layer 3. The active substance layer 4 is formed by mixing a powder material of an actinoid substance such as actinium and thorium into a binder to be applied in one face side of the positive electrode body 1 opposed to the isolation layer 3. The electromotive force Ev is generated between the positive electrode body 1 and the negative electrode body 2 as a result thereof, and the battery is formed layer-likely as the whole, using energy of ionized electrons generated when the actinoid substance is α-decayed.

COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI
This has escaped the eyes of the MIBs of USA.

Tourmaline -- Pyroelectric batteries??

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MonsieurM wrote:

I'm not very familiar with the dry cell Recipe...but have you tried a few drops of water to revive your battery ...Tourmaline tends to have a positive reaction with water
It does work, MonsieurM, I just do not want to use water whatsoever because water brings up problems with galvanic corrosion in the surface of the electrodes, and in the end of the days, you have diminished output in the cells due to electrode degradation. Anyways, thanks for the suggestion!

Tourmaline -- Pyroelectric batteries??

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Tourmaline as dopant in the crystal battery

petar113507 wrote:



Spot on, as usual, MonsieurM.

It seems that with boron in the tourmaline, it gets very compact. Compacting is a way to make more efficent... I bet if someone could read the spectral emission lines of different through their electric effects (colors) and see it like a jigsaw puzzle they could see how different crystalization phases would lock up...

Odd synchronicity, Isn't Aren't the magnesium silicates being looked at very closely in bedini's crystal battery thread? I remember bedini briefly talking about his "ionic crystal amplifier" in his transmutation dvd... Ever since then, I've thought his crystal battery seemed awfully similar.

I though that the boron position was interesting in the crystal structure.
Hi, Romo,
I have added powdered black tourmaline in the dry crystal battery experiment. And it seems does increase the current production of certain mixture. Despite the battery built as such did have a short life, due to excessive drying of the mix after sandwiching the cell. It gave off 500uA instead of 50uA in a dry state. The cell got pulverized several days later, and rendered useless. That was not due to the use of tourmaline as a dopant though! LOL