Graphene nano layer on insulated wires
During a graphene test in a very simple static plasma reactor, at room temperature and normal pressure, nuclear engineer Mehran Keshe, gives information about graphene deposits on insulated wires and cables performed during another test. All copper wires and strands were still in their insulation jacket while processed. Different type of cables and wires were introduced in or connected to plasma reactors. No additional external energy sources - like EUV from arcs, magnetic fields from solid magnets, electrical current, etc. - were used. After expose in static Keshe reactors it has been found that all copper wires and all strands - each - were fully covered by atomic carbon. Although the strands are in direct contact with each other surface, they are fully insulated from each other by the atomic carbon layers. This is shown in this movie with a battery (9V) and lighting, were current is conducted through two wires which are directly twisted with each other. This approach can be used for the design of transistors and integrated circuits. In example, surfaces with only a few number of atomic carbon layers - like in sp2 (graphene) having ballistic conductive properties - can be mounted directly on each other while they are still insulated from each other. With technics like etching special circuits can be made. http://www.keshetechnologies.c...
Channel: Science & Technology
Uploaded: December 31, 1969 at 6:59 pm
Author: keshefoundation
Length: 09:19
Rating: 3.50
Views: 1931
Tags: conductivity graphene keshe nano nanotechnology plasma reactor resistence sp2 sp3 wires
Video Comments
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RobWtzl (December 31, 1969 at 6:59 pm)
These guys are total quacks- I don't know what they're showing, but it sure ain't graphene. The "Keshe Reactor" they show, according to the website, "allows for atomic fusion and fission processes" to occur at room temperature and pressure in a 20ml coke bottle. There are also a number of (non peer-reviewed) "scientific" papers on the web site, including "The Seed of the Earth" and "Correction to the Einstein equation of Relativity". I'll try to find an actual graphene video to put up.
keshefoundation (December 31, 1969 at 6:59 pm)
This is to show the ease by which Graphene layers or in follded layer as nano tubes can be produced at room tempreture and atmospheric condition.
liumengk (December 31, 1969 at 6:59 pm)
Why is it related to graphene? |
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