Selection and Optimization of Sonofusion Phenomenon Host Media to Occur Nuclear Fusion

Sonofusion phenomenon will not be achieved unless there is an appropriate host media. To increase the probability of sonofusion reaction, the cavitating bubble’s radius must be as large as possible and due to the bubble collapse, it produces intense shock waves. In this paper, the effective parameters in sonofusion media have been identified and then the roles of these parameters have been analyzed in the maximum bubble growth rate and intensive implosion, to create stronger shock waves, and consequently they lead to occurrence of sonofusion. These parameters are: a) Vapor pressure and condensation coefficient to reach at a high rate of condensation in the collapse stage. b) Ionization energy that has a significant role in the nucleation, bubble growth, and molecular dissociation that is effective in the collapse stage. c) Dielectric constant that has an important role in the electrostatic pressure in bubble growth stage. D) Instant compressibility, static compressibility, and relaxation time in acoustic absorption e) Surface tension and intermolecular potential  that are effective parameters in the growth and coalescence of the bubbles. Thus the optimum media for sonofusion phenomenon have been selected and introduced by performing research in various organic groups.