In reply to Jones Beene's message of Sun, 19 Feb 2017 08:29:23 -0800:
Hi,
[snip]
>Would the
>route for gain then first involve using dense hydrogen to convert Ni-62
>to Ni-63 using dense hydrogen in situ?
This reaction is not energetically possible. The only possible light hydrogen
reactions
Jones,
You have called me a Rossi fan but I have no trouble considering that he
may have used a rare isotope of Ni. That is the point. Nobody knows and
it is better to wait for full information.
It does not seem necessary, at least for relatively low COPs. See this
example of a paper on
http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2017/02/feb-19-2017-professional-approach-to.html
peter
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Dr. Peter Gluck
Cluj, Romania
http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com
Robin,
Agree it is not possible with hydrogen, but dense hydrogen is a
different story.
Dense hydrogen includes the "virtual neutron" conceptions ...
One reference is Daddi, Lino, "Virtual Neutrons In Orbital Capture And
In Neutron Synthesis"
Another is Daddi, Lino, "Hydrogen Miniatoms"
Jed,
It looks to me that Bob was repeating my comment. It is impossible to
be sure, one way or the other. that the E-Cat works, without having all
the data. You said I was calling you a liar because of this and stopped
replying to me.
If the instrumentation was so obviously useless on the
Dragone discussed the idea of decreasing entropy (increasing order of matter)
as a an effect of the magnetic device he described. That may include better
nuclear order.
Another interesting item is the assessment of the Dragone document.
In reply to Jones Beene's message of Sun, 19 Feb 2017 12:36:18 -0800:
Hi Jones,
Actually, I was wrong. It is energetically possible with light Hydrogen, and in
fact yields just over 6 MeV. The reason it didn't show up in my program as a
possible reaction is because my program doesn't take
The beta from Ni-63 is WITHOUT a gamma. Its energy is 0.0669 Mev, not very
penetrating and could be missed. It has a half life of 101 years, not the 3
months that Jones reported.
It’s a byproduct of common fission reactors, primarily from the activation of
Ni-62 found in reactor
Jones-
The article notes that centrifuges will be used to enrich “Ni-62” not Ni-63?
That may be correct, since Ni-62 is what is used for LENR.
Bob Cook
From: Jones Beene
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2017 8:29 AM
To: Vortex List
Subject: [Vo]:Nickel isotopes, cat-mouse and Russia
Interesting
Bob,
OK let's also mention the main objection to this hypothesis. (Ni62 + HDH
-> Ni63)
The objection would be the extended half-life of about 3 months for
Ni-63. This is a problematic since the nickel powder should be
radioactive after a run for many months, due to Ni-63 activation - and
Higgins—
Consistent with my previous comments regarding the IH/Rossi contract, and
with respect to Jed’s recent comment: ”You have to be a PHOSITA to replicate.
Who that would be and what they have to know is often disputed. It is possible
the I.H. people are not PHOSITA enough….”, I consider
Interesting article turned up, for those following the ongoing Rossigate
drama... starting about the 7th paragraph concerning Russia, and the
deployment of nickel isotopes for power, first to replace strontium-90
but also "with possible applications for space travel."
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