Atomic forcipes and nuclear magnetic isotope separation method and apparatus
OwnerPeter Robert Butzloffinventor
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Atomic forcipes is a nanomechanical magnetoelectric element having an insulator, an atom-thick conductive graphene sheet suspended as a heterostructure onto the insulator, and a gallery between the insulator and the graphene sheet. Atomic forcipes can be actuated acoustically or electromagnetically. Activation generates a chemical potential of directionally enhanced chemical reaction rate. Atomic forcipes can be formed by selecting enhanced graphene having a particle size, providing piezoelectric smectite clay of the particle size, combining graphene particles with clay, adding a compatibilizer, and irradiating with ultrasound, UV, or microwaves. Isotope separation apparatus and methods are supported by atomic forcipes. A method by mixing an aqueous phase suspension of atomic forcipes with nuclear magnetic isotope (NMI) ions, applying ultrasound to promote NMI ion intercalation, applying ultraviolet light to generate free radicals on the NMI ions, and extracting enriched NMI ions from the piezoelectric sheets. Another method employs nuclear spin using nuclear magnetic stiction.
A metamaterial apparatus, comprising:
A method for synthesizing a metamaterial apparatus, comprising:
An isotope separator, comprising:
An isotope separator, comprising:
A method for isotope separation, comprising:
A method for isotope separation, comprising:
A method for isotope separation, comprising:
A method for isotope separation, comprising:
A nanomechanical magneto-electric element, comprising:
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