--- On Mon, 7/21/08, Horace Heffner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> An idea too simple or too inefficient to work detectably?
> Obtain
> molecules that readily go into suspension (colloids) that
> are
> comparatively flat, like graphite pieces, but which slide
> comparatively easily sideways when in contact with each
> other. A
> flask of these should produce heat from casimir attraction
> when
> meeting flat sides together, yet separate laterally
> eventually by
> brownian forces. Just a wild speculation.
Yep, doesn't do a thing AFAIK. But at least you get extra credit for not
calling them nanoparticles
M.
