Meh. That’s not how I do it.
I guess graphene based non-ionization radiation generation is OK, though, if you’re just starting out, but I’d be embarrassed to let anyone know I was doing it that way.
How would you do it, then?
We are at the point in LENR where patent wars are going to be going full swing. These guys have an unusual approach, which is an advantage in a patent war.
The main "takeaway" from this patent is that modified carbon nanotubes can thermalize the energy from the 2D2 --> He4 reaction by direct conversion into the graphene matrix, rather than having it show up as kinetic energy in a high velocity alpha particle, as is the case in hot fusion.
This has major ramifications for the possibility of directly converting the fusion reaction energy directly into electric power.