steam plasmas are clean power

Carbon 0 is easy

That crucially they smash the water molecules into heat, light and X rays - with no hyper toxic radioactive waste.

X-ray emission from laser-produced plasmas

Springer

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by D Giulietti · 1998 · Cited by 219 — The interaction of intense laser light with matter is now widely recognised as the most versatile and promising way of generating intense ...

My friend firm that a 30x1.5cm produce a carbon zero 1 MW a non radioactive heat.  So a plasma burn the house or into waveforms.

1 H₂O+PL→2(E²+L+X-ray) twice as dynamic as molecular nuclear fusion.  So we get a carbon zero or 1 MW our non toxic heat.

And the aluminium alloy steam turbine, she would generate nearly 1 MW of electricity.  Twice as efficient as own high and steam turbine!  Which he only freeze 500 kW of electrical power.

For convenience we rectify into mains linked AC phase and voltage.  And the national grid pays us 1.5 million UK pounds annually.  For all that lovely carbon zero electricity!

It is not hard science!  Any light engineering company around the world can now produce carbon zero electricity generators.  You're doing that lovely income of 1.5 million a year.  From two little water ever to measure in a lifetime!

No boiler room so no fossil fuel burn.  And no utilisation of production of radioactive isotopes.

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