Ultra-dense Deuterium May Be Nuclear Fuel Of The Future
There are quite a few articles about this "highly condensed deuterium" to be found in cyberspace. I'm not certain I've fully digested the process for making miniscule amounts of the stuff, but it renders the question in my mind, "Could we produce D2O ice?" We have seen that supercooled water undergoes a series of expansion and contraction phases at various temperatures, but what about supercooled and compressed D20? It would seem this might be a better approach to a fuel if somehow the resulting substance could be locked in both physical and thermodynamic equilibrium. The quantum oscillations produced would certainly be capable of generating electrical power. Suppose we layered it between conductors like a capacitor or even a Russian Doll?
Any thoughts?