Hi Ris , All most every one in this group is working on the noble gases in one way or another, .They have magnetized them ionized them srunk them heated them cooled them with limited sucess .I'm going my own way but I think the noble gases were there only because they are inert .I'm chaseing papp's first engine ,the 1968 roser engine . I think the way to make the engine run is the electroliss of the deoxed water and chlorine which will give me oxgen and hydrogen in very small amounts from the dc voltage on the up stroke , mix that with the chlorine and if the water is more than 5 % out of balance of 2 parts hydrogen to 1 part oxgen because it may mix with the chlorine I think when the water arc sparks on the down stroke then it will explode . The piston as it travels will cause the water to be a foggy mist . I hope to test my engine in the next 2-3 weeks . What bare you doing ? The reasearch goes on Ed
I do not understand the chemistry so good but I see that it comes on water-deoxed water is your secondary reaction Before you start working with engine Try generate pressure in a some thick pipe to see how much pressure can you get with certain amount of deoxed water must simulate the similar conditions in the cylinder It's easy and inexpensive.You should get 50bar minimum But it's enough for some mediocre work.cautiously with pressure,how do you think pull out the excess water.
Currently do not make anything I dont have money--I can not afford mistakes so I threw on Learning of all.
Everything has to be checked 90%(10% for contingencies errors) then I will definitely do something.I have something but still searching these 10%
necessarily create test I doubt the reaction under pressure,but very careful.
Essentially all of these processes are similar or the same we just have to find the right fuel (recombining fuel)
good you say for plasma whether you want stir or shaken
An old Russian proverb--Recalculate TWICE,THEN ALL that Enlarge and reinforce THREE TIMES Now you are sure.
SUCH THING must work always and in all TERMS AND CONDITIONS.