Re: [Vo]:multielectron catalysis theory A possible theory for rossi reactor

The website has been down for some time now. It keeps returning the message: Bandwidth Exceeded ... try again later. It sounds like a pretty sophisticated theory that only a few can properly assess. Does it make any testable predictions? Or does it provide any insights into the CF/LENR results

Re: [Vo]:multielectron catalysis theory A possible theory for rossi reactor

Here is an alternate site for download: http://ecatplanet.net/downloads/pdf/Reaktor_Rossi.pdf - Brad On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 10:23 AM, pagnu...@htdconnect.com wrote: The website has been down for some time now. It keeps returning the message: Bandwidth Exceeded ... try again later. It

Re: [Vo]:multielectron catalysis theory A possible theory for rossi reactor

Thanks, Brad That link works. However, the theory rests on QCD (quantum chromodynamics) which I do not understand. For those trained in QCD, it might be worth google-translating the more detailed Russian web page: http://viktor19451.narod.ru/ Aside from the diagrams, the translation looks

RE: [Vo]:multielectron catalysis theory A possible theory for rossi reactor

Thanks for posting this - and it is intriguing in one way but flawed in another - certainly in the suggested binding energy. If it were true, the nickel active material would be completely unmeltable, for one thing. There is no basis for going to that extreme. The most obvious flaw in this theory

RE: [Vo]:multielectron catalysis theory A possible theory for rossi reactor

Jones, You should have posted the free version of that paper at URL: http://www.ladir.cnrs.fr/pages/fillaux/152_JPCM_2006_3229.pdf Also related may be the paper: Proton transfer across hydrogen bonds: From reaction path to Schrödinger’s cat*