Recent content by fysik

well, you could answer "yes, if the gas is magnetic/paramagnetic" but it's not only that, what about if the gas is dipoles? so that's why I didn't specify I don't know the equation of motion of a paramagnetic particle in a magnetic field, or the type of magnetic field geometry that should be...

why it's wrong assumption? isn't oxygen paramagnetic?

what are the forces that take place when the substrate approaches the catalyst?

I want to increase concentration to increase chemical reaction possibility/rate

excuse me, do you have any idea how mass spectometry works? magnetic fields change the route of gas ions why not increase the concentration of a gas, is it so illogical?

I didn't say it necessarily means that, I just asked

ok, but you have to admit that it's the most important part and the functional part

because it's a redox reaction, just like in cells

is it so hard to understand that I am talking about the catalytic converter or however else you want to call it?

thanks but I am looking for software

I want to concentrate a 1000C gas in an area can I apply magnetic field to increase its concentration in that area?

can I grab electrical energy from a car catalyst? do the reactions produce electricity?

can I apply magnetic field to increase concentration of a gas? or I will need too big magnetic field to surpass the 1000C molecular motion?

hello are there software to design alloys in silico or other materials and see how they would perform? thanks!

hello let's say we have a rusted piece of metal if I apply the correct current can I force the oxygen in the metal oxide to be removed and leave only the metal intact? thanks