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titleOfInvention Transmutation method
abstract An object of the present invention is to cause nuclear transmutation at low temperature and at low cost. SOLUTION: The inside of a cylindrical reaction cell 1 of SUS304 is depressurized to about minus one atmosphere, and a reactant composed of NaOH or KOH is accommodated therein, and this reactant is preferably heated to 500 ° C. or more to be melted. Fine particles with high hydrophilicity are scattered from the surface of the salt, and the fine particles are reacted with the inner wall components of SUS 304 to form a high oxygen number oxide film such as Na 3 Fe 5 O 9 , which is successively developed from this oxide film. While producing a nuclear reaction, it produces a nuclear reaction safely at a low temperature at a low cost. [Selection] Figure 1
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