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A ring plasma (non-vortex)
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Aggregation of interstellar dust
Agree to disagree...
applied within the magma layer?
Artificial tornadoes as energy sources
back to basics
Birkeland-Eyde furnace
calza nere
charge polarization
check out enterprisemission.com
Coulomb force vs. Pinch force
Crash of flight 587
Dust devils are charged too
DUST VORTEXES FORMATION IN THE NUCLEAR - INDUCED PLASMA
Economy of Scale
Electron Spiral Toroids
Electron Stable Toroids
empty paras
Experimental evidence
Experiments update
Flying Straw
Flying Straw (and plucked fowl)
Flying Straw (and plucked fowl - "flight moult"
Free Electrons and Ions
Heat of reactions for nitric acid
I disagree
ionised air molecules
just a question
Marcus device
Meltdown
Need real values for simulation
particles are dipoles in charge cloud
Penning Trap
Plasma experiments
Plasma flow faster on outer edge
Powerful compression phenomena
Proof of concept ! Coulomb force vs. Pinch force
Question?
Radial Axial Implosion
Radiation emission from tornados
Retornado and ozone
Revised pages- step by step guide
Something I've noticed.
Specific devices
Sun spot filaments
Thank you for the Invitation
Tornado in a petri dish
tornado Killer Technology
Tornadoes
Tornadoes and Our Environment
Tornados and infra red technology
Tunguska
Tunguska genetic anomaly
Two waterspouts move past each other
Ultrasonic Transducer veggie oil, produces plasma
Viewing hot plasma
Vortexes and UFO encounter 1875
water related weather
Welcome
wobble in spinning sheath
Your work product is elegant in its simplicity
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Ultrasonic Transducer veggie oil, produces plasma

Posted by ea2233 on 2007-09-07 (message id=2957 )

http//video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-641221540345626139&q=ultrasonic&total=625&start=10&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=9 She gets the reaction within the first minute. It is a 4 minute clip Notice the color of the flame they clearly have a plasma from atomized veggie oil combusting in a 22.5 khz sound field. 25 watts. It seems pretty straight forward that one could produce stable plasma this way. Of course this example is highly unscientific. You can hear the sound of the plama arc. She take the wave guide dips it is veggitable oil and then heats it in a candle. Once the reaction starts she is able to carry the white plama off the candle away from the candle flame. -- See more of this discussion:Ultrasonic Transducer veggie oil, produces plasma Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic Your Name: Your Email: Subject: In reply to message (delete if not applicable): Security Code:

Re: Marcus device

Posted by Francisco Liszt Nunes Jr on 2007-06-29 (message id=2982 )

Hello Marcus! I think you will have funds to get the invention antigravity to make succces! The problem is to get the correct compannies, aviation compannies are the most probably interested the petroleuym companny not, its only to get the correct colaboration and with Jesus Christ you will get ! From Brazil! I would like tp know better your tests with inertia changing! Thanks! See more of this discussion:Re: Marcus device Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic Your Name: Your Email: Subject: In reply to message (delete if not applicable): Security Code:

Heat of reactions for nitric acid

Posted by Asad Meer on 2007-06-01 (message id=2789 )

Dear, I have been searching for the heat of reaction for the production of Nitric acid from Ammonia and Air through Ostwald Process i.e., 4NH3 + 5O2 -----(1-8atm)---(catalyst)----> 4NO + 6H2O dH = -903 KJ/Mol 2NO + O2 ----------------------> 2NO2 dH = -116.3 KJ/mol At lower temparature : 2NO2 --------------------> N2O4 3NO2 + H2O -----------------------------> 2HNO3 + NO dH = -134,7 KJ/mol All I had found that the heat of reactions are given in KJ/Mol. I just want to know that these heats are per Mol of what one of the reactants (such NH3 in the first reaction) or the Products (such as NO in th first reaction). I also want to know, that either these Mols are g-Mols, Kg-Mols or lb-Mols. Thanks! :) See more of this discussion:Heat of reactions for nitric acid Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic Your Name: Your Email: Subject: In reply to message (delete if not applicable): Security Code:

Re: Tornado in a petri dish

Posted by Michael Gmirkin on 2007-02-13 (message id=2893 )

Hmm, seems the previous poster was not serious, seeing as it's 4 years later and no desktop fusion as yet... *wink* See more of this discussion:Re: Tornado in a petri dish Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic Your Name: Your Email: Subject: In reply to message (delete if not applicable): Security Code:

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Posted by Peter on 2006-11-20 (message id=2932 )

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Posted by Peter on 2006-11-18 (message id=2956 )

This is difficult to measure because the standard instrumentation for measuring a magnetic field is based on a Hall effect device. This assumes no charge gradient. The charge sheath clearly has a high charge, so Hall effect devices cannot be used. Magnetic recording devices tend not to work when use with instrumentation in a tornado - this could be because the magnetic fields are much higher than expected. See more of this discussion:Re Welcome Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic Your Name: Your Email: Subject: In reply to message (delete if not applicable): Security Code:

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Posted by Mike on 2006-11-08 (message id=2955 )

Hey, my name is Mike and am a student at CMU. I wanted to know how many times more intense is a charge sheath vortex's magnetic field in comparison with earth's? See more of this discussion:Question Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic Your Name: Your Email: Subject: In reply to message (delete if not applicable): Security Code:

Re A ring plasma (non-vortex

Posted by Tesladownunder on 2006-07-30 (message id=2890 )

I should be able to create a 3-6 inch ring plasma from an exploding wire at perhaps 2-4kJ. At these levels the fine wire that forms the initial path explodes apparently uniformly rather than segmentally. The two ends of the wire will be forced together due to the forces acting on the coil of axial compression and radial expansion and short circuit the ring. So a ring with perhaps 50kA is formed which will (I presume) expand rapidly and dissipate. I can put this in a field of perhaps 0.5 - 1 Tesla (70kg electromagnet). Any suggestions/predictions? Peter http://tesladownunder.com/Pulse_Power.htm See more of this discussion:Re A ring plasma (non-vortex Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic Your Name: Your Email: Subject: In reply to message (delete if not applicable): Security Code:

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Posted by calza nere on 2006-06-26 (message id=2914 )

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Retornado and ozone

Posted by Peter on 2006-04-25 (message id=2839 )

Electrical discharges from the tops of thunderstorms may help to regenerate ozone in the upper atmosphere. These may be more intense above a tornado. This is one positive effect from the tornado. Peter See more of this discussion:Retornado and ozone Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic