X-Message-Number: 25462
From: "leo" <>
Subject: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Freezing is not Adiabatic Demagnetisation
Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 02:33:58 +0200

In the last weeks people on Cryonet seems to mistaken MRF whit Adiabatic 
Demagnetisation, I think its something else, its seems to work like this, 
They use a normal freezer with a build in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 
equipment, something similar as a Magnetic Resonance Imaging system, its 
seems to be that this nuclear resonance gets water to supercool to -40 
Celsius, and prevents crystallisation or keeps the crystals small, So the 
freezing is done in a normal way, the effect of supercooling is coursed by 
the resonance of the proton in the hydrogen atom of water, I found a patent 
on a Japanese site, but its not possible to make a direct link, but you can 
do it like this, go to this site,

http://www19.ipdl.ncipi.go.jp/PA1/cgi-bin/PA1SEARCH

Fill in the three words;

nuclear

magnetic

freezing

Then hit search on the bottom of the page.

Then on the next page hit index indication on the top of the page.

Then hit the number 1 search result.

For more information hit the detail button on top of the page.



Leo.

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