Perkin Elmer Applications Laboratory / J. He BlackLight Power Inc. / Siemens / Perkin Elmer’s Field Application Laboratory / /
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France / United States / / /
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Perkin Elmer Applications Laboratory / /
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energy recovery / electrical energy source / energy desorption / thermal chemical reaction / net energy / alkali metal oxide / energy source / maximum theoretical energy / energy gain / cylindrical stainless steel reactors / energy balance / energy input / matched energy acceptor / Typical energy balances / theoretical maximum energy / hydrino catalyst systems / possible high-pressure gas / energy change / experimental net energy / nonradiative energy transfer / sealed stainless steel reactor / potential energy / Chemical shifts / purge gas / measured thermal energy balance / nonradiative resonance energy transfer / reaction products / hydrino gas / energy states / Thermal energy / chemical reaction / energy release / free space rotational energy / energy output / thermal energy balance / excess thermal energy / times energy gain / input energy / suitable activation energy / energy / /
Solid Fuels that Form HOH Catalyst R. Mills1, J. Lotoski, W. Good, J. He BlackLight Power, Inc., 493 Old Trenton Road, Cranbury, NJ 08512, USA Abstract: Atomic hydrogen is predicted to form fractional Rydberg energy stat