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Search Extreme balloon height with hydride anionic gas? [quote]The charge that is emitted needs to come from somewhere and given that you start from a neutr ... 1-10-2013 at 07:45 by: deltaH Extreme balloon height with hydride anionic gas? [quote]And if you're after a charged object, beaming electrons out directly is far easier.[/quote] ... 1-10-2013 at 07:27 by: deltaH Extreme balloon height with hydride anionic gas? Hi Nicodem, A thermionic emitter in the classical sense emits electrons, the positive charge left ... 1-10-2013 at 06:38 by: deltaH Extreme balloon height with hydride anionic gas? I have this crazy idea that goes something like this: You fill a balloon with hydrogen gas and t ... 1-10-2013 at 03:28 by: deltaH

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