Electrinium

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

Do you mean something like this?

Jesus

[nitinnun]

yes. exactly like that picture.
those plates would provide all the pressure that you need.

so you could all focus on "only" the electricity producing atoms.
and not worry about making a chemical mess.


your best option, is to make a chemical compound that has most/all of its covalent bonds filled.
and is covalently bonded to 2 metal terminals.

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

Pardon my ignorance in chemistry. I only know a little about pulsed motors.
Do you have any new recipe of those chemicals that will fill their covalent bonds?

Jesus

[nitinnun]

chemical reactions are known for causing covalent bond changes, with VERY little heat and energy.


metals tend to have lots of covalent bonds. making them highly ideal.
the larger magnetic fields of metals, would also strengthen the overall magnetic field in the cell.

carbon and silicon both have 4 covalent bonds.
so they are ideal for making long covalent bond chains.
(silicon can likely form covalent bonds, without melting.)

hydrogen has 1 bond, and oxygen has 2.
they are often used to "cap" the ends of lattice chains.

i think nitrogen and sulfer both have 3 bonds
sulfer is required to form protein chains.


remember that nothing has to get hot enough to "melt".
things need to get hot enough, to "make them form covalent bonds".

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

An example recipe:
To take a break from reading at the computer, I prepare myself a hot cup of coffee.

1. Fill an 8 ounces microwave resistant cup with water.
2. Put it into the microwave and press the numbers to 1:30 minutes (on my microwave, yours could be different).
3. When the microwave finish heating the water, take it out of the microwave.
4. Add 1/4 teaspoon of instant coffe and stir.
5. Add a teaspoon of cream and stir again till the cream is well disolved, the mix will look clear brown.
6. Add two teaspoons of sugar and stir again (or sugar at your taste)
Your instant coffee is done at this point.

Enjoy it while reading in front of your computer or peacefully rocking on a hammock! Use creativity here.
It gives you sufficient energy to have working at your computer for hours.

Jesus