Induction of Nuclear Reactions through Piezoelectrics and other Means

Yogendra N. Srivastava; E. Mencarelli; L. Fano Illic; L. Servoli; E. Fiandrini; Allan Widom; J. Swain

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.543.68

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Induction of Nuclear Reactions through Piezoelectrics and other Means

Abstract:

In this paper we shall rst describe low energy nuclear transmutation theory [LENT]and then apply it to describe how a \smart" material such as a piezoelectric rock when crushedcan induce nuclear reactions with production of neutrons which have been observed. An experimentalprogram being set up at Perugia for realizing LENT is also briey noted.