I am thinking about the recent return of NASA's robot on the asteroid Bennu with rock samples. So much carbon, that I wonder if the 6 protons of carbon can be split into 3 of H2 hydrogen. Then oxygen joins with 2 of H2 forming water H4O and a hydroxylof OH2 or a chemical formula of 2C --> 3H4O.
If true then we could have a solution to too much CO2 and CO on Earth by finding out what the conversion is. How Plants are involved in making the conversion and thus just simply grow a lot of those plants. Let us say it is some plant microbe thatneeds water and is in the bark or trunk of trees or vegetable matter of plants. They need water not carbon, so they convert C to water.
I realize I am dealing with transmutation of atom carbon into 3 atoms of hydrogen. A topic and idea forbidden in Old Physics due to energy concerns. But Atoms have no nucleus, and with this recent return of a Asteroid sample with so so much carbon thatit is highly likely such a transmutation is in fact possible.
So I start the exploration of this idea.
AP, King of Science
AP's Asteroid Bennu Sample conjecture-- so much carbon-- can carbon atoms be split to form 3 of H2 and join with oxygen to make water??
Atoms/10^6 Si
1 hydrogen H 2.79 x 10^10
2 helium He 2.72 x 10^9
3 lithium Li 57.1
4 beryllium Be 0.73
5 boron B 21.2
6 carbon C 1.01 x 10^7
7 nitrogen N 3.13 x 10^6
8 oxygen O 2.38 x 10^7
I am thinking about the recent return of NASA's robot on the asteroid Bennu with rock samples. So much carbon, that I wonder if the 6 protons of carbon can be split into 3 of H2 hydrogen. Then oxygen joins with 2 of H2 forming water H4O and a hydroxylof OH2 or a chemical formula of 2C --> 3H4O.
If true then we could have a solution to too much CO2 and CO on Earth by finding out what the conversion is. How Plants are involved in making the conversion and thus just simply grow a lot of those plants. Let us say it is some plant microbe thatneeds water and is in the bark or trunk of trees or vegetable matter of plants. They need water not carbon, so they convert C to water.
I realize I am dealing with transmutation of atom carbon into 3 atoms of hydrogen. A topic and idea forbidden in Old Physics due to energy concerns. But Atoms have no nucleus, and with this recent return of a Asteroid sample with so so much carbon thatit is highly likely such a transmutation is in fact possible.
So I start the exploration of this idea.
AP, King of Science
AP's Asteroid Bennu Sample conjecture-- so much carbon-- can carbon atoms be split to form 3 of H2 and join with oxygen to make water??
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