Re: [Vo]:The Kanzius - Chlorine connection

[thomas malloy]

Jones Beene wrote:

Richard,

 

OK, when you get through chuckling over it, expand on the thought. Aussies 
   

4) Solar hydrinos are created in the sun's corona and if they arrive in the 
solar wind, they will likely accumulate in the oceans of earth, and have an 
affinity for alkali metal ions. Unlike potassium, sodium is not a catalyst so 
it would only attract and not further shrink the hydrino - which is then poised 
to react with photoactivated chlorine.
   

Last I heard sodium was a Mill's Catalyst. This is also the first time 
I've heard that alkali metals attract hydrinos.

BTW, when I talked to Mr. Kanzas he denied that his process produced any 
energy, do you believe that he was blowing smoke?


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