Esa Ruoho wrote: > isnt it interesting that he sheds not even one sentence for Walter > Russell and his method of producing hydrogen out of watervapour? > > "Upon heating the tube in an electric furnace, and inserting it into > the solenoid with electric current turned on until the tube cooled, > the first spectrum analysis showed over 80% to be hydrogen and the > rest practically all helium. There was very little oxygen……" > I attended the INE conference where Grotz, Binder et al presented their paper on their attempt to replicate the machine that you mention Esa. I though it was great. If that thing works why not make gold or rhodium out of nickel, I reasoned. Then Toby Grotz told me that their results were inconclusive. AFAIK, I've yet to see any replication of Russell's technology.
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