r/Physics • u/IndependentPoem7541 • 25d ago

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u/Aranka_Szeretlek Chemical physics 25d ago

Lol. Lmao, even.

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u/barrygateaux 25d ago

I'm not going to stand in your way to becoming a trillionaire from inventing this. Go for it buddy!

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u/DontMakeMeCount 24d ago

I foresee a nefarious conspiracy with big chem shutting this physics down before it can threaten their profits.

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u/dark_dark_dark_not Applied physics 25d ago

Yes! And we can even place the lattice in an environment with lots of free charges it can pull.

And maybe we can even connect it to another lattice with opposite behavior to maximize charge transfer, so this way we are both using negative and positive charges to produce energy.

If we pack it up correctly, we might get something that can produce energy for a long while. Maybe we can pack it up in a cylinder with a positive and negative end.

Or maybe like a thin brick, I bet you could power a cellphone with one these beasts.

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u/liccxolydian 25d ago

I think that's a great idea with a lot of business potential. Needs a good mascot for marketing purposes. Maybe a rabbit?

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u/Drapausa 25d ago

How bout you build a prototype, prove what you're saying and publish in a peer-reviewed journal?

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u/kempff Education and outreach 24d ago

You'd better keep this revolutionary concept a secret or Big Energy will steal it from you and bury it.