Caronavirus disinfection by UVC from Nanoparticles

BERLIN - March 26, 2020 - PRLog -- The Coronavirus known as COVID-19 is a pandemic that challenges the economic future of the world, although in severity only comparable to influenza. Nevertheless, there is no vaccine or specific treatment for Coronavirus. External sources of UVC radiation  would resolve the pandemic, but only if the virus is still in the air or on exposed surfaces. But Coronavirus  symptoms do not appear for a few days over which time the virus has infected the lung and other organs. External UVC radiation can no longer work, and therefore  a vaccination for COVID-19  is required. Because of the need for immediacy of the current Coronavirus pandemic, vaccinations are not a viable solution as a long time for development and testing is required for FDA approval.
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Recently, the proposal was made to use nanoparticles (NPs) that attach to Coronaviruses disrupting their structure using an IR light treatment to cause a structural change that stops the ability of the virus to survive and reproduce. See https://phys.org/news/2020-03-nanoparticles-closer-treatm.... However, how structural changes disinfect the Coronavirus was not identified.

In contrast, simple QED  induced UVC radiation in the blood stream from NPs will disinfect the Coronavirus within the body.  How this is possible with NPs is explained by quantum mechanics as the Planck law denies atoms in NPs the heat capacity to conserve heat by an increase in temperature, and instead, simple QED conserves the heat by creating EM radiation in NPs.

The EM radiation is the consequence of the high surface-to-volume ratio of NPs that requires heat to be absorbed on the NP surface. Unable to conserve surface heat by an increase in temperature, simple QED creates standing EM waves moving inward from the NP surface. The Planck energy E of the standing wave is, E = hc/λ, where λ = 2nd, with n and d the refractive index and diameter of the NP. For silver having n = 1.32 at 254 nm, the diameter d = λ/2n ~ 100 nm. See "Coronavirus UVC Disinfection" 2020 at http://www.nanoqed.org.

Recommendations:

The FDA  conduct single injection NP experiments on volunteers tested positive for Coronavirus to determine the minimum number of 100 nm NPs necessary for disinfection.

The minimum number of NPs in single injections is important as NPs emitting UVC can cross the blood-brain barrier and damage neurons and DNA. However, the brain damage from NP injections may not be a problem as the FDA has approved aluminum adjuvant NPs in vaccinations.