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Chemically and electrically inducted nuclear cold fusion system
This is an invention for the manufacture and use of a chemically and electrically inducted nuclear cold fusion system i.e. chemically and physically inducted crystalline nuclear energy cell. Manufacture of my cold fusion system recognises and applies the basic chemical and physical forces and attractions of contraries which sustains and balances the Universe i.e. oxygen carbon, hot cold, dark light, static motion etc, etc.
The cold fusion system functions similar to a cloud chamber apparatus or vacuum tube apparatus and is electrically activated using electrostatic resulting in the electro-magnetic induction of energetic radiations. (See fig. 2)
The invention requires specifically structured diamond quartz or corundum minerals or similar mineral particles of the Brazil twinning variety of crystals i.e. internally, geometrically, symmetrically 'V orientated crystal pairs of the transparent or translucent- type or ideally of the pleochroic species of minute crystalline mineral particles.
The cold fusion system is a sophisticated smelting and distilling process of a volatile/molten liquid consisting of heavy metals, chemicals and organic matter and is essentially a continuous cycle of heating, vaporisation, oxidation, electrification, carbonisation and temperature reduction resulting in ionisation and chemical- luminescence of heavy metal atomic particles, radioactive particles and organic agents within an electrostatic field resulting in plane-polarisation, accumulation and fusion of electrically charged energetic/purified atomic particles within the aforementioned highly purified minute crystalline particles using carefully regulated oxidising, electrostatic, carbonising and condensing atmospheres within a carefully regulated kiln.
The modus of manufacture of my cold fusion system is the careful, patient, boiling, vaporising, oxidising of a volatile organic molten liquid and using an electrostatic field and vaporous charcoal atoms and temperature reduction separating the subtle from the gross resulting in ionisation and plane-polarisation of-energetic particles within the said minute crystalline particles within a carefully regulated atmosphere using a carefully regulated kiln or oven.
The main base for manufacture of my cold fusion system is aldehyde because of its oxidising, blending, solvent, purifying, polymerisation, vaporising, volatile, polar- electric, cold-light and coalescing qualities. These characteristics make formaldehyde the most important manufacturing agent. This must contain solute lead and be blended with either suet/tallow or lard/lanolin/wax, ideally lanolin should be utilised mixed with shellac and gelatine which is a binding agent blended with a volatile essential oil or fixative oil i.e. lavender oil or sweet oil or palm oil or olive oil. Similar organic/aromatic oils may be used. Ideally palm oil should be utilised. Sugar or glucose should be blended into the concoction to increase the chemical energy and luminence of the volatile gases/metals which effervesce when subject to cooling. The said agents are used for their blending, vaporising, oxidising and their polar and photoelectric properties when subject to electrostatic and especially for their cold-light/condensing/congealing and hardening properties when subject to carbonisation and temperature reduction within the
atmosphere of the kiln. Organic materials represent approximately 60% of manufacturing substances and are used to form a glycerine/gelatine type concoction. However, this can vary but aldehyde containing solute lead is the predominate agent.
Mercury containing arsenic is the principal heavy metal used in manufacture of my cold fusion system because of its oxidising, amalgamating blending, vaporising, volatile and congealing qualities and especially its polar-electric properties when in a highly oxidised, vaporised and excited state and subject to atmospheric electrostatic, carbonisation and temperature reduction resulting in activation of electrically charged highly energetic particles. Mercury is the main blending and coalescing metal and must represent at least 10% of the predominately formaldehyde concoction.
Vitriol i.e. copper sulphide because of its corrosive, reactive, vaporous, volatile, polar- electric and congealing properties is a vital agent in manufacture of my cold fusion system. This should be prepared with an organic oil i.e. lavender oil, palm oil, olive oil, turpentine oil, laurel oil or mustard oil, any of which can be utilised and should be blended with purified camphor. Preferably palm oil should be used.
Mercury is the principal coalescing agent, lesser values of the following highly purified minute metal particles must be blended into the mercury i.e. Pt, Al, Zn, Mn, Cu, Sn, Fe, Cr, Co, U, Sb. Metals are used as oxidisers and for their oxidising, polar-electric and radioactive properties, copper and antimony should predominate these metals. Copper because of its oxidising and polar-electric properties is the principal fusion metal. Antimony is a very active purifying and hardening agent for the metals. All the metals should be washed and purified in alcohol before being blended to form a mercury vitriol liquid. Similar metals or radioactive elements may be used.
The said organic compounds, chemical agents, heavy metals and radioactive elements are poured into a ceramic vessel and blended with chlorine/iodine which are used as purifying and oxidising agents. Just chlorine can be used. These agents are blended with charcoal powder, naphthalene, cellulose and sodium carbonate together with lesser values of saltpetre, ammonia and nitrate salts. All the said agents are blended together to produce a predominately formaldehyde /glycerine / gelatine concoction which formaldehyde must be dominant and must contain at least 10% mercury. The whole concoction must be thoroughly blended and placed into a kiln or oven in which the oxidising atmosphere can be carefully regulated and monitored. The whole concoction should be boiled to effect dissolution and vaporisation, after a while the concoction will turn black. Once the concoction has turned black, pulverised chalk along with minute crystalline particles of the aforementioned geometric orientation should be sprayed evenly onto the surface of the blackened concoction. Pulverised chalk is a powerful fixing, purifying, oxidising, polar-electric and congealing agent along with sodium salts, these are vital reactive agents to fix the purified and dissolute metals and crystalline particles and make them rise with the volatile gases which effervesce from the volatile concoction and increase the chemical oxidation, purification of the highly oxidised/purified metals and explosive gases of which formaldehyde should predominate. The oxidising atmosphere within the kiln should be monitored and it will be observed that the vaporous volatile flux will 'dance' to and fro and after some time, the highly oxidised, purified 'explosive matter' should be subjected to an electrostatic field and a reducing/carbonising and condensing atmosphere. This is achieved by simultaneously introducing an electrostatic field, vaporous charcoal atoms and
temperature reduction within the atmosphere of the kiln resulting in chemical purification and luminence of the vibrating molecules and electrical activation of electrically charged energetic particles resulting in the particles being plane-polarised and accumulated within the minute crystalline particles and the highly purified/condensed vaporous essence of matter falling in droplets into the concoction and congealing on the bottom of the ceramic vessel. The continuous recycling of boiling, vaporisation, oxidation, electrical ionisation, carbonisation and condensment results in the geometry of the mineral particles effecting transmutation of common metals into highly purified precious metals and builds up the congealed layers and increases the purity and density of the silver crystalline resinous layers. At the start of each cycle additional crystalline particles, gelatine waxes, fats, oils, salts, sulphur, charcoal and metals can be added to help with the process. However, it is essential that pulverised chalk or similar lime/calcium based materials be used as it is the main fixing and polar- electric agent. The initial congealed crystalline resinous metallic layers should display a purple hue, indicating that the first manufacturing cycle has been satisfactory. Oxidation, purity and volatility of the vaporised heavy metal particles, organic matter and chemicals are vital aspects in manufacture. Salts, especially calcium salts are the active and vital factor and are used as fixing, oxidising, purifying, polar-electric and congealing agents.
Electrostatic, vaporous charcoal atoms and temperature reduction within the atmosphere of the kiln are essential separating and distilling agents; to charge, purify, condense and polarise the atomic essence of matter within the minute crystalline particles and coalesce and congeal the volatile vapours into highly purified droplets of condensed matter. Steam in the kiln is detrimental to successful manufacture of the system. (See fig. 1)
My cold fusion system recognises 'the way of nature' by identifying the basic law of opposite attraction which dominates the movement of the dynamic Universe in which we live and is essentially how stars are condensed and formed.
Everything in nature revolves in a perpetual cycle of disintegration and regeneration. My cold fusion system is the harmonisation of opposites and results in the rebirth of the sun's energy. Therefore, my cold fusion system not only produces heat and light but will also neutralise gravity by manipulating the powerful opposite electrical, chemical and atmospheric attraction which constitutes the hot cold polarity of terrestrial and extra- terrestrial magnetism.
Organic oils, gums and resins can be extracted from the following trees :- fig, cedar, pine, lacquer, laurel, olive, cypress, oak or willow. Similar aromatic resins/essential oils or fixative oils and fats can be used especially for their oxidising, blending, fixing, vaporising, volatile, polar-electric, photoelectric, cold light and hardening abilities and used to form a glycerine/gelatine type solution. Blended with the said heavy metals, salts and chemicals within the said predominately formaldehyde concoction. The following can be utilised; grease/lanolin/wax, shellac, cellulose, suet, naphthalene and sugar along with lavender oil, charcoal, lichens, anthracene, sandalwood oil, amber, sweet oil, linseed oil, palm oil, balsam oil, mustard oil, olive oil, almond oil, benzoin oil, civet oil, musk oil, rose oil, clove oil, thyme oil, hyacinth oil or similar aromatic resinous, benzene oils or vegetable/organic matter/ phenol any of which can be used to form, blending, fixing, vaporising, oxidising volatile polar-electric, photo-electric, cold light and congealing compounds to manufacture my nuclear cold fusion system.
All metals must be washed and'purified in alcohol. The following minute metal particles are used as oxidisers and for their oxidising, radioactive, polar-electric and chemically reactive properties:- platinum, aluminium, zinc, manganese, copper, tin, iron, chromium, cobalt, uranium and antimony can be used. Copper and antimony should predominate these metals; copper because it is the principal fusion metal and antimony because it is a very active purifying and hardening agent. The metals should be mixed into the said vitriol and mercury and blended into the said predominately formaldehyde concoction. The following chemicals or salts can be blended into the said concoction and used as oxidisers and for their polar-electric, vaporising, volatile and chemically reactive properties i.e. hydrogen peroxide, potassium nitrate, lithium, caesium, strontium, magnesium, crimson, barium and phosphate can be used to manufacture my cold fusion system.