Abstract: A layered battery having a nuclear-cored energy source. The layered battery is created by spraying P and N layers on a plurality of nuclear-cored energy producing spheres that are in the form of a powder. The spraying of the P and N layers forms a sheet of material having a P layer and an N layer that is used as a battery. This sheet is then disposed within a casing having a first and second end. The P layer is connected to the first end of the case forming an anode and the N layer is connected to the second end of the case forming an electrode. Thus a disposable sized battery is formed that has a nuclear cored energy source.

Abstract: A manufacturing process of a nuclear cored battery having steps of processing a nuclear core, and creating a ceramic phosphor slurry material and combining them to form a homogenous mixture. The homogeneous mixture is then placed into a spray dryer in order to create a nuclear core surrounded by a temporary bound layer of mixed ceramics and then undergoes a high temperature manufacturing process wherein structural defects are added to create a light dissipating material. The light dissipating material is then coated with a photovoltaic material to create a spherical energy source that is in the form of a powder. This powder is then introduced into a P and N layer.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a crystalline that is a ceramic phosphor material having a structural defect such that the ceramic material within the ceramic phosphor material is used to shield and absorb the radiation emitted by a nuclear core while the phosphors are excited by radioactive radiation causing them to produce energy in the form of photons. This method includes the use of a slurry of materials including ceramic and phosphor material that is mixed and undergoes a thermal plasma process wherein structural defects are added to form a light dissipating material that when cooled forms the crystalline.

Abstract: A decomposition unit that comprises a plurality of decomposition cells that comprise two metal plates in parallel spaced relation wherein each plate has a layer of molten dielectric material sprayed thereon by using a plasma spray process. Each decomposition cell also has a high voltage high frequency source attached to a metal plate to cause a discharge in the space created between the layers of dielectric material called a discharge area. The plurality of decomposition cells are then placed adjacent to one another and are connected with an insulating material to form a honeycomb configuration of cells.

Abstract: A method of recycling a nuclear-cored battery having the steps of placing a nuclear-cored battery into a mill to break the battery into smaller pieces. These pieces then undergo a burning process that heats the pieces to melt away P and N layers and a photovoltaic layer to expose a light dissipating material. Any residual deposits remaining on the light dissipating material is then removed via a physical and/or chemical treatment. Once these steps are completed the light dissipating material may be reused as an energy source for another product.

Abstract: A crystalline made of a combination of ceramics and phosphors and is incepted with structural defects such that when the crystalline surrounds a nuclear core that produces radioactive radiation and the ceramic material within the crystalline is able to shield the radioactive radiation while the radioactive radiation excites the phosphors forcing them to emit photons. The materials used to create the crystalline are varied to manipulate the wavelength of the photons produced by the crystalline to produce different colors of visible light.

Abstract: A decomposition cell having a first metal plate with a first layer of dielectric and a second metal plate with a second layer of dielectric wherein each layer of dielectric is sprayed onto the metal plates in molten form using a thermal plasma spray process. The plates are placed in parallel spaced relation forming a discharge area therebetween. One of the metal plates is then attached to a high voltage high frequency source that when actuated causes a discharge within the discharge area.

Abstract: A nuclear-cored battery having a nuclear core that emits radiation and is surrounded by a ceramic phosphor material having a structural defect such that the ceramic material within the ceramic phosphor material is used to shield and absorb the radiation emitted by the nuclear core while the phosphors are excited by the radiation causing them to produce energy in the form of photons. Surrounding the ceramic phosphor material is a photovoltaic layer that transforms the photons into a flow of electrons to create an energy source in the form of a single sphere. A P and N layer sandwiches a plurality of spheres therebetween to harness the electron flow created by the photovoltaic layers of the spheres.

Abstract: A nuclear-cored magnet having a nuclear core that emits radiation and is surrounded by a ceramic phosphor material having a structural defect such that the ceramic material within the ceramic phosphor material is used to shield and absorb the radiation emitted by the nuclear core while the phosphors are excited by the radiation causing them to produce energy in the form of photons. Surrounding the ceramic phosphor material is a photovoltaic layer that transforms the photons into a flow of electrons to create an energy source in the form of a single sphere. An electromagnetic material sandwiches a plurality of spheres therebetween to harness the electron flow created by the photovoltaic layers of the spheres to create a super-electro magnet.

Abstract: A method of pre-selecting the life span of a nuclear-cored product. The method comprises providing a product that uses a nuclear-cored energy source and then determining a pre-selected occurrence. When this pre-selected occurrence happens a timing mechanism in the product will disable the product, thus rendering the product inoperable. Thus a consumer must take the product to a manufacturer to reset the timing mechanism and at this time the product may be updated with new technologies.