[email protected] wrote:
> Not that I disagree, but there are other more mundane possibilities
for a Hydrogen excess, such as storage in e.g. carbon nano-tubes, or
Bucky-balls, etc. that may form naturally under some conditions. Other
substances that act as a Hydrogen storage medium may also play a role.
(Clathrates for Hydrogen?)
Yes, and there are many other compounds with hydrinos. There is one
liquid - Ar(H2)2 which stores 9.2 % hydrogen but requires
unrealistically high pressure.
It has probably been studied, since argon is a Mills catalyst. With
hydrogen as a self-catalyst, that one could suddenly form hydrinos in a
chain reaction... hey - is that what happened over Tunguska ?
