Peterae Excellent build and your bench looks like mine, everything scattered about exactly where I can find it, lol. On plasma reactions, I had looked at vacuum chambers which relates to a reduced pressure and increased ionization. Diffusion is the most popular way however I moved towards concentration. I used a circuit similar to the "plasma spark plug" found here... http://www.panaceatech.org/Water%20Spark%20Plug.pdfEven though the electrical pressure is quite low near 30kV it can produce results under the right circumstances. It's important to step back from standard theory and concentrate on the effects or results we want conceptually. My goal was to disrupt the media in the most severe way possible using the greatest discharge of energy. As time relates directly to energy, using the smallest discharge time period allows us to concentrate the energy present. My experiments proved that even at lower voltages of 30kV, if the discharge time is sufficiently small but the energy state high, charged matter can be ejected from the material. Here the electrodynamic pressure becomes so great it basically tears matter apart giving us the opportunity to reassemble it or transform it if you will. In the art some such as Victor Schauberger called this a catalytic reaction, ie differing materials as a catalyst to promote a specific recombination under the influence of a plasma state. This is why victors devices caused an implosion versus an explosion and the recombination of the atoms produced a denser medium lowing the volume lowering the ambient pressure. In some respect it's "chemistry" with a twist. However here we can control the action/reaction or dissipation/recombination to produce a different result. Victor Schauberger was recombining atmospheric CO2 and H2 from H2O to produce CH (a hydrocarbon) and O2. It is the combustion process reversed and if the combustion process expands then the reverse process must contract... implosion. With respect to your setup, the energy discharge must first have sufficient energy to disrupt the medium. Tear it apart on a small scale but not so much charged material is ejected any distance. Break up the material on the surface often called a charge matrix, give it time for a catalytic reaction to take place then force the recombination which releases excess energy. As you implied, fusion on a very small scale. Edit: A word of caution on Schauberger's devices, many devices exploded in the past killing some people because they produced large amounts of Hydrogen. A thunderstorm in a vessel with hydrogen gas can be dangerous. Regards
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Comprehend and Copy Nature... Viktor Schauberger
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