Resource molecule - Revision history

Apm: /* Related */ added three links regarding mechanosynthetic splitting

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Related: added three links regarding mechanosynthetic splitting

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	* [[Oddball compounds]]		* [[Oddball compounds]]
	* [[Molecule fragment]]		* [[Molecule fragment]]
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			* [[Mechanosynthetic resource molecule splitting]]
			* [[Mechanosynthetic carbon dioxide splitting]]
			* [[Mechanosynthetic water splitting]]

Apm: /* Volatile elements right from the air */ added link to Mechanosynthetic water splitting

2021-05-25T23:02:16Z

Volatile elements right from the air: added link to Mechanosynthetic water splitting

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	* [[Nitrogen]] N<sub>2</sub> – (energy devoid)		* [[Nitrogen]] N<sub>2</sub> – (energy devoid)
	* [[Oxygen]] O<sub>2</sub>		* [[Oxygen]] O<sub>2</sub>
	* [[Water]] H<sub>2</sub>O – as source for hydrogen (energy devoid)		* [[Water]] H<sub>2</sub>O – as source for hydrogen (energy devoid) – Related: [[Mechanosynthetic water splitting]]
	* [[Argon]] – not really a building material but super abundant useful for [[Gem-gum balloon products\|stabilizing structures by pressurization]].		* [[Argon]] – not really a building material but super abundant useful for [[Gem-gum balloon products\|stabilizing structures by pressurization]].

Apm: /* Mundane nontoxic salts */

2021-04-10T13:27:37Z

Mundane nontoxic salts

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	A good place to look for resource molecules for various elements that <br>		A good place to look for resource molecules for various elements that <br>
	are as nontoxic as possible may be dietary ~~supplement~~ [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietary_supplement] for trace elements [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trace_element].		are as nontoxic as possible may be dietary supplements [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietary_supplement] for trace elements [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trace_element].

	== More toxic salts ==		== More toxic salts ==

Apm: /* Mundane nontoxic salts */ added links to two wikipedia pages

2021-04-10T13:27:13Z

Mundane nontoxic salts: added links to two wikipedia pages

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	A good place to look for resource molecules for various elements that <br>		A good place to look for resource molecules for various elements that <br>
	are as nontoxic as possible may be ~~Food~~ supplement for trace elements.		are as nontoxic as possible may be dietary supplement [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dietary_supplement] for trace elements [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trace_element].

	== More toxic salts ==		== More toxic salts ==

Apm: /* Mundane nontoxic salts */ added a note on food supplements

2021-04-10T13:25:01Z

Mundane nontoxic salts: added a note on food supplements

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	They do not like to form strong directed covalent bonds as they are needed in strong structural high performance materials.		They do not like to form strong directed covalent bonds as they are needed in strong structural high performance materials.
	So they may remain largely unused. Remnant lye (NaOH, KOH) can be neutralized with actively collected atmospheric CO2.		So they may remain largely unused. Remnant lye (NaOH, KOH) can be neutralized with actively collected atmospheric CO2.

			A good place to look for resource molecules for various elements that <br>
			are as nontoxic as possible may be Food supplement for trace elements.

	== More toxic salts ==		== More toxic salts ==

Apm: /* Potential resource molecules grouped by the element they supply */ added section == Sources for silicon ==

2021-04-10T09:40:53Z

Potential resource molecules grouped by the element they supply: added section == Sources for silicon ==

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 * for silicon: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicic_acid silicic acid] self polymerizes and is thus not suitable <br> SiH<sub>4</sub> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silane] seems better but it's quite toxic, higher silans tend to be explosive
 * for chlorine: ammonium chloride (salmiak) - or diluted hydrochloric acid - dissolved table salt NaCl if theres use for sodium
 == Sources for phosphorus ==
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 * for phosphorus: PH<sub>3</sub> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphine phosphine] seems too toxic <br>  H<sub>3</sub>O<sub>4</sub>P [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphoric_acid phosphoric acid] seems good
 * ammonium phosphate compounds - ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammonium_phosphate_(compounds) wikipedia])
 == Sources for sulfur ==

Apm: Improved intro a lot -- removed {{stub}}

2021-04-10T09:16:54Z

Improved intro a lot -- removed {{stub}}

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	~~In captured form~~ and ~~often with bonds broken open they are called~~ [[~~Moiety\|moieties~~]].		This page is mainly about identifying and listing potential [[feedstock]] molecules / compound / materials for future [[gem-gum factories]].

	~~{{stub}}~~		== Resource molecule cartridges ==

	~~Potential [[feedstock]] materials for [[gem-gum factories]]. <br>~~		Inside a macroscopic resource cartridge instead of an open liquid solution the solution inside could be micropackaged into locked together micro-capsules behaving like a solid. <br>
	~~Insteal of~~ a macroscopic ~~volume~~ of liquid ~~cartridges~~ could ~~contain them~~ micropackaged into ~~microcapsules~~. <br>		This would change their risk profile regarding the expectable likelihood of and expectable damage level caused by eventual spills.
	This would change their risk profile regarding the expectable likelihood of and expectable damage level ~~causes~~ by eventual spills.

	Microcapsules would also be a natural way to transport these resources via a [[global microcomponent redistribution system]] that is primarily meant for the [[~~recycing~~]] of [[microcomponents]].		Microcapsules would also be a natural way to transport these resources via a [[global microcomponent redistribution system]] that is primarily meant for the [[recycling]] of [[microcomponents]].

			== Resource molecule processing ==

			The processing steps for resource molecules (aka [[Moiety\|moieties]]) in [[gem-gum factories]] are as follows:
			* Decreasing impurities to for all practical purposes zero via a sequence of [[molecular sorting pumps]].
			* Final full positional constraint into a steric chamber that is fitting just this one resource molecule. That is: transfer into [[machine phase]].
			* Transfer into the internal [[PPV]] environment. The resource Molecule must stay in now half open chamber. Stay into the pocket.
			* Transfer onto a reusable empty tooltip such that it is covalently bond.
			* Removal of passivating hydrogen atoms.
			* Transfer from the tooltip to the workpiece (a [[crystolecule]] under construction).

	== Special cases ==		== Special cases ==

	* [[Acetylene]] – of particular interest due to it's [[low hydrogen content]].		* [[Acetylene]] – of particular interest due to it's already unsaturated bonds and it's [[low hydrogen content]].
	* [[Methane]] – a bit much hydrogen. This will mostly be burned to water.		* [[Methane]] – a bit much hydrogen. This will mostly be burned to water.
	* [[Ethanol]] – big molecule – lots of disassembly needed.		* [[Ethanol]] – big molecule – lots of disassembly needed.

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2021-04-10T08:46:15Z

moved the content from the page raw materials over here for integration

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 In captured form and often with bonds broken open they are called [[Moiety|moieties]].
-= Basic resource molecules =
+{{stub}}
 For [[mechanosynthesis]] of diamond '''ethyne C<sub>2</sub>H<sub>2</sub> methane CH<sub>4</sub>''' and traces of digermane '''Ge<sub>2</sub>H<sub>6</sub>''' can be used. This has been toroughly analyzed.
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 From the metals Aluminum and Titanium would be of interest.
-= Resource molecules for other elements =
+= Potential resource molecules grouped by the element they supply =
 They should preferentially be non or at least low toxic and easy to handle.

Apm: /* Related */ added link to: Molecule fragment

2021-04-10T08:38:45Z

Related: added link to: Molecule fragment

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	== Related ==		== Related ==

	* [[~~oddball~~ compounds]]		* [[Oddball compounds]]
			* [[Molecule fragment]]

Apm: /* Resource molecules for other elements */

2015-04-03T15:44:49Z

Resource molecules for other elements

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	* for aluminum: ?		* for aluminum: ?
	* for silicon: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicic_acid silicic acid] self polymerizes and is thus not suitable <br> SiH<sub>4</sub> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silane] seems better but it's quite toxic, higher silans tend to be explosive		* for silicon: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silicic_acid silicic acid] self polymerizes and is thus not suitable <br> SiH<sub>4</sub> [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silane] seems better but it's quite toxic, higher silans tend to be explosive
	* for chlorine: ~~dissolved table salt NaCl~~ - or diluted hydrochloric acid		* for chlorine: ammonium chloride (salmiak) - or diluted hydrochloric acid - dissolved table salt NaCl if theres use for sodium

	== Sources for phosphorus ==		== Sources for phosphorus ==