James Bowery <jabow...@gmail.com> wrote: The calorimetry problem should, for the purposes of cold fusion, have been > solved by now -- not just technically but economically. >
The calorimetry problem was solved in 1848. Every single person associated with this field, including me, knows exactly how to build a calorimeter for this experiment. There are problems, however: 1. This particular experiment calls for a large calorimeter that can maintain the cell internal temperature at 120 deg C or more. 2. Celani does not happen to have such a calorimeter, and he does not have the time or the money to build one. If you would like to contribute, say, $50,000 and couple of months of labor to Celani, he will then have a suitable calorimeter. We would all be pleased to see that. If you are not willing to assist him then I think you refrain from kibitzing. Like all cold fusion researchers, he is doing the best he can with no resources, working against tremendous opposition. - Jed
