Lattice Squeezed Nuclear Reaction (LSNR) of Power-Cell for Nanoscopic Investigations Using Ion Beam Injections

Abstract

The lattice squeezed nuclear reaction (LSNR) has been investigated for power-cell analysis, which originated from low energy nuclear reaction (LENR). This nuclear reaction, in the room temperature, can give an empirical scenario. The experiment of ion beam injection is investigated for theoretical analysis by using a computational simulation. Regarding the theory of Bethe, the tabletop facility is explained instead of star or solar conditions. There are simulations using molecular behaviors, which in this study show the most probable energy for the vacancy on 10 keV. Sandwich-type structures with particular elements (graphite, Ca, and Ni) are examined, which are generally used for the possible power-cell manufacturing. Conventional palladium-related experiment can be exchanged with a room temperature nuclear reaction as a power-cell.

Keywords:

• Lattice squeezed nuclear reaction
• Low energy nuclear reaction
• Transmutation
• SRIM 2008
• Simulation