Quantum printing methods

A process of quantum printing a metal within a nanoporous carbon powder comprising the steps of:

• (i) adding a nanoporous carbon powder comprising ultraspores into a reactor chamber in a reactor assembly (RA) comprising:
• A gas inlet and one or more gas outlets;
• A reactor chamber;
• A first porous frit defining a floor of the reactor chamber,
• A second porous frit defining the ceiling of the reactor chamber;
• wherein each porous frit has a porosity that is sufficient to allow a gas to permeate into the reactor chamber and contain a nanoporous carbon material and a reactor cap disposed above the second porous frit;
• A reactor head space disposed above the reactor cap;
• or more RA coils surrounding the reactor chamber and/or reactor head space operably connected to one or more RA frequency generators and one or more power supplies;
• or more pairs of RA lamps wherein the pairs of RA lamps are disposed circumferentially around the RA coils and define a space between the pairs of RA lamps and the RA coils;
• One or more lasers configured to direct a laser towards the reactor chamber;
• and
• A computer processing unit configured to control the power supply, frequency generator, x-ray source, if present, and one or more lasers;
• (ii) adding a gas free of metal salts and vaporized metals to the reactor assembly;
• (iii) powering the one or more RA coils to a first electromagnetic energy level;
• and
• (iv) subjecting the nanoporous carbon powder to harmonic patterning to deposit elemental metal nanostructures;
• wherein the one or more RA frequency generators establish a harmonic electromagnetic resonance in ultramicropores of the nanoporous carbon powder.