Valere Hofstetter

Your question intersects with my research on an electrochemical cell made up of plant electrodes saturated with metal nanoparticles.

Conference Paper Mirgorod Yu. A., Maslobrod S. N. Using Plants Saturated by N...

In addition, in water in the presence of algae, microbes, proton tunneling is possible as in surfactant solutions.File is attached.

In deed my questions intersect with your work in more than one way. I have just read a few lines of your paper and I just saw an other intersections. Last month I think I had a significant breakthrough. I have tried to test some of the esoteric theory of "electroculture" , which is considered a pseudoscience in vogue a century ago used by enlighten gardener. One of their main tools is their oscillator, called the Lakhovsky oscillator. I have made a modern version using electronic component made of a 100microFarad 16V capacitor and a resistor around a 1MOhms. I have tried it on my plants but I could not come up a statistically convincing result. Last month I had the idea to try it on my different tunneling fuel cell based on algae, bryophyte, fermenting biomass and plants. The results were absolutely striking. In every case the voltage increased and sometimes several fold.

Now, you might wonder but where is the intersection with your work...? Well I have lost faith in the current molecular soup theory for the origin of life. I think we need some sort of a quantum field theory. Since I have discovered that you can have stable delocalized fields with an oxidation and reduction zone, I believe a field equation can describe it. Maybe a Schrödinger equation describing a stationary wave that describes the probability to find these tunneling electrons. Now what I wonder is how micelles behave in such a field ? Will they behave as capacitor that can interact with this field ? Will it increase the reductive power within the micelle? If it does it could give us a new theoretical route for the origin of life.

So thank you so much for sharing your work with me, I hope it will help me become a little more knowledgeable in this... field!

I must tell you that your article is going to take some time to fully grasp. It is using many concepts and equations that I've either briefly study a very long time ago or just never heard off.

However I have the fresh enthusiasm of beginners. I have always been quite interested by the interaction of water molecules with organic molecules, water clusters, the physics of soft matter and rheology in general.

I really suspect these tunneling fields to have a significant impact on the crystallization of water. In one of my experiments I have frozen water in which I have tried to reform water from (magnetized?) hydrogen produced using this magnetized current.

I have obtain a singular crystallization with a shallow structure with spikes of ice in the shallow part within.

I am ready to bet that it will have an impact on the energy involved in the micelle production process.

Micelle are a first interesting step but I am also ready to bet that liposomes will yield even more interesting results.

Anyway thank you so much for your answer which is putting me on a new theoretical path.

I really need a serious quantum physics up date. I did even know that proton could also be tunneling...