About a decade ago I used HVAC to make CS. The arrangement was to put
two silver electrodes inside of glass tubes, and place into the
distilled water inside the reaction chamber. Water, just above freezing
was pumped into the chamber, and the colloidal silver would flow out
from an overflow tube. I used 10,000 volts AC at around 120 mA. The
silver wire would normally protrude out the glass tubes by about 1/4
inch, and make CS. However the silver would slowly erode off making the
protruding part shorter and shorter. If I did not watch it closely
enough the silver end would end up flush or even inside the tube. When
this happened things got really strange. Bright light would be emitted
from the end of the electrode, and the water would quickly reach boiling
point of water. The water leaving would go from about 120 F to 212 F
with some of it boiling off in the chamber. The voltage would go to
about 14,000 volts and the current would drop to 30 or so mA.
What is so strange is that although the power going into the chamber
would drop by 75% or so, the energy going into the water was more than
doubling (considering the high amount of steam being produced). I could
never figure out where this extra energy was coming from.
Well I just ran across a video which shows a reaction similar to what I
was getting, and shows it to only occur if the cathode is short, or in
contact with glass (as inside the glass tube in my case). The author of
the video is claiming that the large amount of energy being released is
from cold fusion, and shows that there seems to be creation of deuterium
by analyzing the radio spectrum.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TEceEHgaXoU
Interesting hypothesis, and as far as I know the only one that can
explain what I saw years ago.
Marshall
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