The magnehydrogen in hadronic chemistry

Zodape, Sangesh P.; Bhalekar, Anil A.

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“…In addition to the original experimental evidence presented in the author"s proposal [12], [22], the existence of magnecules has been confirmed by a number of independent tests [30]- [33] (see also Refs. [34]- [28]). These detections generally turned out to be of difficult understanding by laboratory analysts because they attempt the detection of the new chemical species of magnecules with equipment, such as gas chromatographer mass spectrometers (GC-MS), that has been specifically designed for molecules.…”

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The Novel Hyper-Combustion for the Complete Combustion of Fossil Fuels

Santilli¹

2019

IJCEA

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The current combustion of fossil fuels is essentially the same as it was at the dawn of our civilization some fifty thousand years ago. In fact, we strike a spark and ignite the fuel, with increasingly alarming climactic changes due to the lack of complete combustion. In preceding works, the author achieved the complete combustion of the synthesized fuel known as magnegas. In this paper, we propose, apparently for the first time, new principles of combustion under the suggested name of HyperCombustion (patent pending) based on the recently achieved fusion of Carbon and Oxygen into Silicon without the release of harmful radiation, with ensuing significant increase of the energy output, the achievement of complete combustion, and the reduction of the green house gase CO 2 for a given energy output.

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The Novel Hyper-Combustion for the Complete Combustion of Fossil Fuels

Santilli¹

2019

IJCEA

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“…Hence the priority need is clean and complete combustion of the existing fossil fuel and utilizing the maximum available carbon of the fuel. This can be done by injecting MagneGas (MG) [5,9,10,11,12,13] along with the conventional fossil fuel. The property of magnecules [5] to undergo magnecular combustion [5,9,10] with high energy output is due to weak magnecular bond.…”

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“…The first independent experimental verification of the new species of Santilli MagneHydrogen was reported in October 11, 2011, by D. Day [12] of the Eprida Laboratory, 3020 Canton Road Suite 104, Marietta, GA, via the use of a VSA station for the separation of MH from MG, the use of a GC-TCD for the measurement of the percentage of hydrogen in the separated gas, and the use of conventional methods for the measurement of molecular weight. In this way, Day reported a species of MH with about 97.5 % pure Hydrogen and having 3.89 times the specific weight of H 2 and a consequential energy content of 1167 BTU/scf.…”

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“…A GC-TCD scan of MagneHydrogen showing no appreciable difference of MH with pure hydrogen. [12] fired power plants in many states of India. Central Indian coal mines deliver coal with ash as high as 38 to 40% and fly ash emitting from the coal-fired power plants is a cause of land, soil and air pollution in the area.…”

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Study of combustion of coal with magnegas as additive for improved combustion efficiency: A review of present scenario and future scope1)

Wazalwar¹,

Tangde²,

Bhalekar³

2015

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Articles you may be interested inCommercialization of dye sensitized solar cells: Present status and future research needs to improve efficiency, stability, and manufacturing J. Vac. Sci. Technol. A 30, 020801 (2012); 10.1116/1.3676433 LES Modeling of Oxy-combustion of Pulverized Coal: Preliminary Study AIP Conf.Review on discretization techniques for complex fluid flow models: past, present and future AIP Conf.Abstract. Fossil fuels are contributing the largest share in meeting up energy demands of urban lifestyle across the globe. May it be gasoline or coal, all sort of fossil fuels are drilled out of earth crust to burn on the earth surface creating huge burden on air quality. Incomplete combustion of fossil fuels cause pollution of carbon monoxide and other gases. It also eats away the breathable oxygen from atmosphere. Rampant use of coal in power sector causes above problems adding to the global warming phenomenon. Magnecules and magnehydrogen are seen to be best additives to fossil fuels which can effectively enhance the combustion efficiency of fossil fuels. Present paper discusses the enhancement in combustion efficiency of fossil fuels in terms of increased utility of carbon and improved quality of emission reducing the amount of obnoxious gases.

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“…Ziziphus mauritiana Lam (Rhamnaceae) has marked ability to tolerate salt stress and drought (Bhatt et al, 2008), while the citrus (Rutacea), are especially more sensitive to salinity than other plant (Boman, 1993;Maas, 1993). Current studies have focused on finding substitute natural solutions that will work to prevent and reduce the risk of salinity on plant, one of these processors are adding the seaweeds (Agrosign marine), that stimulate plant growth (Zodape, 2001;Strick et. al., 2003).…”

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Effect of Irrigation Water Types and Spraying With Seaweeds on Vegetative Growth, Biochemical Attributes and Minerals Contents of Ziziphus mauritiana and Citrus sinensis Seedlings

2016

AJAS

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This experiment aimed to investigate the effect of the different irrigation water sources and spraying with seaweeds on the seedlings of two plants one is saltsensitive (Citrus sinensis) and the other is salt-tolerant (Ziziphus mauritiana) through studying growth parameters, as well as biochemical attributes and minerals in leaves of the studied plants. Four treatments were used for irrigation water as follow: (W1)The Tap Water (control) E.c = 1.2 dS.m -1 , (W2) Shatt al-Arab river (sub river) Ec = 5.2 dS.m -1 , (W3) Shatt al-arab river (main) 6.2 dS.m -1 , (W4) The well water E.c = 8.1 dS.m -1 with 3 levels (A1, A2, A3) of seaweed treatments prepared from (Agrosign marine) in the concentration of (0, 2, 4 ml /L), The results explained that there is a decrease in all parameters in this study with increasing the salinity of irrigation water and this is represented in well water irrigation as compared with another water types, while the interaction withseaweeds treatments caused significant increases in the growth parameters, biochemical attributes and minerals contents. This promotion was associated with increasing the concentrations to (4 ml /L), Which gave 42.94 cm in plant height, 2.00 number of shoots, 24.61 in the number of leaves, 5.34 in stem diameter, 101.2 g in fresh weight and 19.02 g dry weight. On the other hand the interaction with seaweed extract increased significantly growth parameters, attributes biochemical and mineral content, it gave the highest value A3W1 which was 3.48 mg /g in the total chlorophyll and 73.82 mg/g in total carbohydrates, while the lowest at A1W4 which was 1.38 mg/g in the total chlorophyll and 42.92 mg / g in the total carbohydrates. The activities of the enzymes superoxide dismutase (SOD), peroxidase (POD) and catalase (CAT) have shown a marked increase when increasing the level of salinity in irrigation water as well as, the seaweeds extraction caused increasing in the content of these enzymes. The treatment (A1W4) gave the highest enzymes activities CAT, SOD, BOD which was 24.10, 21.83 and 7.93 u / g / f.w respectively.

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The magnehydrogen in hadronic chemistry

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The Novel Hyper-Combustion for the Complete Combustion of Fossil Fuels

The Novel Hyper-Combustion for the Complete Combustion of Fossil Fuels

Study of combustion of coal with magnegas as additive for improved combustion efficiency: A review of present scenario and future scope1)

Effect of Irrigation Water Types and Spraying With Seaweeds on Vegetative Growth, Biochemical Attributes and Minerals Contents of Ziziphus mauritiana and Citrus sinensis Seedlings

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