Nuclear metamorphosis in mercury

Cardone, Fabio; Albertini, G.; Bassani, D.; Cherubini, Giovanni; Guerriero, Ettore; Mignani, Roberto; Monti, M.; Petrucci, Andrea; Ridolfi, Filippo; Rosada, Alberto; Rosetto, F.; Sala, V.; Santoro, Emilio; Spera, G.

doi:10.1142/s0217979215502392

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“…In particular, the greater the iron content, the higher the piezo-energy emissions in the form of neutrons. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] The regularity of this evidence can be observed first of all in the iron chloride liquid solutions, where neutron pulses reached a level up to 2.5 times the laboratory background level detected before the experiments. 1 2 As mentioned before, similar results have been observed during experiments involving granitic, basaltic, and magnetite stones subjected to static and cyclic loading.…”

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confidence: 63%

“…[3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] These evidences suggest that pressure waves, suitably exerted on inert medium of stable nuclides, generates nuclear reactions of a new type producing clear and reproducible energy emission (piezo-energy) in the form of asynchronous and anisotropic neutron bursts. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19] The piezo-energy emissions observed in liquids and due to cavitation took place thanks to the presence of iron atoms contained in aqueous solutions of iron chloride or nitrate. 1 2 Successively, similar results have been also obtained in natural rocks due to brittle failure of specimens by static (catastrophic collapse) or by cyclicfatigue tests using low (2 Hz), intermediate (200 kHz) and high (20 kHz) frequency.…”

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Ultrasonic Piezonuclear Reactions in Steel and Sintered Ferrite Bars

Cardone¹,

Manuello²,

Mignani³

et al. 2016

j adv phys

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We report the results of piezo-energy emissions in the form of neutron bursts measured during the application of ultrasounds to sintered ferrite (-Iron) and steel bars using an original experimental device. The measurements, carried out by HDS-100GN and by a Microspec2 neutron probe, confirmed neutron emission repeatability from inert iron-rich media and the absence of gamma radiation. In addition, energy spectra of neutron emission during the application of ultrasounds are shown as well. After neutron detection, Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy (EDS) analyses were conducted, showing semi-quantitative evidences of iron decrease and the possible occurrence of nuclear reactions of a new type in correspondence to meso-craters (burns) localized on the external surfaces of the bars. Finally, similar evidences may be observed at the Earth's crust scale where well distinguishable neutron emissions and anomalous chemical changes in correspondence to major earthquakes and micro-seismic activity may be considered to explain the significant iron depletion characterising seismic areas and the Earth's crust evolution.

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Ultrasonic Piezonuclear Reactions in Steel and Sintered Ferrite Bars

Cardone¹,

Manuello²,

Mignani³

et al. 2016

j adv phys

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“…In the experiment reported in this paper, the angles formed by sonotrode with the vessel and with the ultrasound transmitter were chosen to give the neededand privileged spatial directions. In this way, the reaching of an exact energy density and intensity according to the sources and material used (e.g., ultrasounds, electromagnetic waves, spark source ionization) is an important starting point as well as its constant maintenance, the threshold time for triggering the process, the temporal and spatial sonotrode symmetry in relationship to the correct energy administration and, finally, the presence of DST micro-reactors (bubbles) within the treated material [25]. Ni(NO) 3 solution was deliberately performed for creating the correct conditions for the formation of micro reactors, i.e., bubbles with a diameter not exceeding 10 µm.…”

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“…First, the result confirmation already achieved in thorium experiments [22] showing the same behavior as in nickel: the radiation reduction exactly matches the radionuclide reduction. Second, the time elapsed between the thorium and the nickel experiments has been fulfilled by the mercury metamorphosis experiments [25] which, together with the neutron asymmetry emission experiments, allows to understand the right coupling between sonotrode and vessel as well as their right shapes and dimensions. Third, here is shown another proof that in Deformed Space-Time reactions the use of a privileged angle is fundamental (together with the energy thresholds and energy densities) in order to start and sustain the reaction regardless the material (radioactive or stable) subjected to.…”

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The astonishing 63Ni radioactivity reduction in radioactive wastes by means of ultrasounds application

2019

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Nowadays, the radioactive wastes production is certainly one of the main issues along with their storage. The most interesting way to treat them would certainly be the radioactivity reduction. In this paper we show that the 63 Ni radioactivity reduction by ultrasounds is not a violation of the exponential decay law but can be explained by the Deformed Space-Time theory. The cavitation procedure under the DST conditions achieves a radioactivity decrease around 14% in 200 s. Comparing these results with the theoretical ones obtained by the decay law, we earn more than 20 years in the 63 Ni radioactivity decrease. For confirming the data, ICP-MS measurements were performed on cavitated and nocavitated samples: once again, the 14%-difference (with CV 5%) was obtained from the analyses of both samples. Even if the data are not definitive, the new idea is that a radioactive substance can be "normalized" by its transformation into a normal stable one without radiation emission overcoming the traditional approaches (dilution, inertization, radioactive transmutation with fast neutron irradiation) and avoiding the use of large deposits or big reactors. Our results may be considered as starting point to pave the way to new methods to treat useless harmful radioactive substances from nuclear or medicine industry.

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“…Despite its publication, the emphasis of analysis in the paper has been made on possibilities for DD reactions in cavitation bubbles with deuterium, in TiDx film on the sonotrode surface, and in fractures on surface of LaNi i5 and LaNi i5 D x particles. However, such possibilities are completely excluded in nearly the same by design experiments of a group [7] with titanium sonotrode being oscillated with ultrasound frequency in a volume with mercury. The experiments showed 100% reproducible nuclear metamorphosis of mercury after 3 minutes of sonotrode's oscillations in the volume.…”

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A Part II of the Reports on the Ongoing HMD Technology Research

Alevanau

Kuznechik

2019

JSRR

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The report continues reporting of results of an ongoing research verifying a hypothetic energy generation mechanism for reengineering of Gritskevich’s Hydro Magnetic Dynamo (HMD). The HMD technology is a patented technology for electric power generation. It was invented in Russia and deployed in a semi-industrial scale (1.5 MW power unit) in Armenia in 1992. After its successful exploitation during 5 years no more units were assembled. Nowadays the technology needs verification of its physical mechanisms for its successful reengineering. The aim of the report is to present current results of an ongoing theoretical and experimental research of hypothetic physical mechanisms providing energy generation in the unit. It is written without disclosure of its construction and technical details. Thus the theory of hypothetic energy generation mechanisms is described in a general way. The reported experimental results provide only partial support for the theory. They should be independently reproduced and verified.

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Nuclear metamorphosis in mercury

Cited by 7 publications

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Ultrasonic Piezonuclear Reactions in Steel and Sintered Ferrite Bars

Ultrasonic Piezonuclear Reactions in Steel and Sintered Ferrite Bars

The astonishing 63Ni radioactivity reduction in radioactive wastes by means of ultrasounds application

A Part II of the Reports on the Ongoing HMD Technology Research

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