organic resonance energy

[sdanielmsev]

From House Painter

As I say, I have only heard of Bucky Balls used to propel movement, such as a lubricant, not as an electro-mechanical device. Enlighten me.

[lostmente]

well...

aromaticity.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aromaticity

look at the de localized cloud of electrons. Imagine those relatively free electrons colliding with say an up jump phosphor analogue (upjump can absorb 2 photons in a short period and produce on higher energy photon momentarily later)(or perhaps a electronic chlorophyll?)

So what im saying is on the odd occasion an electron from the cloud interacts with the valence shell of the say metal atom, then it will eventually get ejected....BUT often when a electron is ejected from a valence shell a photon is also ejected....this leads to a momentum imbalance....now the electron will return to the valence cloud where it will become more localised for a time until it stresses the fullerene (or more appropriate structure...looking further into the variety's one has not been found but they are getting closer) and its potential is restored.

So by drawing energy from stressing the carbon cage one has a metal core (which could be a molecular magnet) that is spontaneously under an accelerating force (ie the direction of the force does not hold)

[sdanielmsev]

from House Painter

  Good idea, but where are the extra electrons going to come from to stabilise the Bucky Balls?
When you eliminate the impossible whatever remains however improbable, must be the truth,

[Onevoice]

Sounds like an artifical Maxwell's Daemon. 

[lostmente]

the electons are only gone momentarily, they still get ejected by the metal just in a lower energy state....i was slightly incorrect in my previous explanation

if a electron has an energy above that of the open valence spot (for lack of memory) then due to the nature of electron shells (ie the shells have quantized energy states, discrete)  then any excess energy of that electron will be ejected as radiation. the electron will still be ejected from the metal atom in due course at the level it was in the shell....im not sure of the circumstances for ejection

now, these are internal to the structure of the fullerene so they never leave the fullerene, the over all charge of the molecular construct remains the same.

i want to look up that maxwells thingie now