«Sodium ions are much smaller
than the hydrogen protons bound to oxygen molecules in the water in our bodies which are mapped by conventional MRI.
Not exact matches
if you want
hydrogen 1
proton, 1 neutron, 1 electron and you have 1 atom of
hydrogen; the hard part is it would cost us more energy
than we can afford at this point in our technological stage to accomplish such a feat.
Pagels (1984) points out that if the relative masses of
protons and neutrons were different by a small fraction of 1 per cent, making the
proton heavier
than the neutron,
hydrogen atoms would be unstable since the
protons that constitute their nuclei would spontaneously decay into neutrons.
Analysis of the water leaving Venus's atmosphere, however, shows that many of the
hydrogen ions are actually a stable isotope of the element called deuterium, which consists of a
proton and a neutron (rather
than just a
proton) in its nucleus.
At that boundary, atmospheric pressures 100,000 times higher
than those at Earth's surface strip
protons and electrons from the planet's
hydrogen.
The improvement transformed a catalyst that created two or three oxygen molecules per second to one that produces more
than 100 per second — with a corresponding increase in the production of
protons and electrons that can be used to create
hydrogen fuel.