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. Authors: Sergio Focardi – Physic Department Bologna University and INFN Bologna Section (ITALY) Andrea Rossi – Leonardo Corp. (USA) – Inventor of the Patent Abstract A process (international patent publication n° WO 2009/125444 A1) capable of producing large amounts of energy by a […] Introduction It is well known that in chemical reactions, and more specifically in processes used to obtain energy, as for example oil, gas and carbon combustion, only some electronVolts (eV) can be obtained for every couple of atoms involved. This depends on the fact that binding energies of external atomic electrons are in […] Experimental results In this paper we report the results obtained with a process and apparatus not described here in detail and protected by patent in 90 countries, consisting of a system whose heat output is up to hundred times the electric energy input. As a consequence, the principle of the conservation […] Theoretical interpretation Proton capture by Nickel nuclei obviously requires the overcoming of an electrostatic potential barrier which opposes the process. For Ni58(the more abundant Nickel isotope), the maximum potential energy Vmax occurs at a distance R between Ni and proton nuclei centers equal to the sum of their radii, that is R […] Conclusions In conclusion, our process and apparatus is the first and unique system, existing today, able to obtain energy from nuclear fusion reactions; furthermore, because the ingredients are Nickel and water (to obtain Hydrogen), this is an endless energy source for the planet, without emissions in atmosphere. Sergio Focardi Andrea Rossi […] Bibliography [1] R.D. Evans, The Atomic Nucleus, Mcgraw-Hill, New York 1955, pag.297. [2] nuclear mass values have been taken by Table of Isotopes, eight edition, march 1996, Wiley Interscience . [3] G. A. Cowan, “A Natural Fission Reactor,” Scienti.c American, 235:36, (1976). [4] A.P. Arya, Elementary Modern […] The Journal will publish papers, in the areas of interest, without charge. All papers will be reviewed by our scientific council to ensure scientific rigor and compliance with copyright law. Publications will not be corrected and will be published “as received” in chronological order of receipt. The authors are solely responsible for the contents of […] |
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Low Energy Nuclear Fusion Chain Reaction (LENR) is a new source of carbon-free energy and a non-mechanical engine.