New cell type? NANOCRYSTAL OXIDE

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

The sample was so light I had to do a deduction measurement by putting two grams on my gold scale adding the mg taking a measurement then removing it and taking a measurement

I did this multiple times with graeter and lesser weights every time I got .07

I'm sure of it

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

Well I have worked with mg before and as it decays it pops and fizzes and this cell does none of these

I'll do a video tonight showing how mg reacts to the crystal structure normally

[profitis]

Ok then its pretty much accurate then.I do all my experiments in miniture form usually involving microamps and then I make deductions from there as to how larger models will behave.one way to get an accurate small weight of anode material is to simply electroplate very thin layers onto inert graphite,I just measure the time for electrodeposition/current

[jonfrommanahawkin1]

What kind of cells are you making? electric plating?? Are you making wafer cells?

[profitis]

I'm testing cells based upon catalytic spillover(google) where ficks' law of diffusion is the driving force