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AdamPeterson | 14:57 Sun 19th Sep 2010 | Science
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http://chemistry.abou...istry/a/aa050601a.htm

Interesting article.
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It does say that the cost of the energy outweighs the value of the end product. If a cheaper way of producing the huge amounts of energy is found it will be pointless as the value of gold is determined by it's rarity. Once word got out that it could be made rather than mined, it's value would drop dramatically, dude.
15:18 Sun 19th Sep 2010
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yes ..what is your question?
18:54 Sun 19th Sep 2010
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Mr Peterson has been suspended, jomifl.

oh dear!
18:56 Sun 19th Sep 2010
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It's been done before ...well, sort of
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkZFuKHXa7w
20:44 Sun 19th Sep 2010

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