Hello,
Possibly someone here can steer me in the right direction.
Over the past few years I?ve been following the progress at Lawrence
Livermore Lab concerning the production of Liquid Metallic Hydrogen.
During the brief communication I had Bill Nellis informed me that one of
their goals at the lab was to alloy the liquid metallic gas with another
substance that would hopefully keep the hydrogen from reverting back to its
gas phase.
Their experiments were intended to produce ultra strong and lightweight
alloys for a variety of applications. Bill never mentioned exactly what
materials or substances they were trying to alloy Liquid Metallic Hydrogen
with.
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I have noticed as of late that while the main web link is working, Bill?s
email bounces back as undeliverable. The rest of the contacts are dead links
as well. I?ve tried to contact Livermore Lab via their new contact menu with
no response.
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Question: does anyone know of other metallurgists or research organizations
doing work in this field? I was hoping some group in the UK might be working
on similar experiments.
Outside of Lawrence Livermore the only other data I found on Liquid Metallic
Hydrogen was a method listed in of all places ?Lateral Science?.
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Thanks for your input.