What I meant is that Rossi doesn't make is own starting (un-catalyzed) Ni particles, he buys them. The Ni powder he buys is produced by the manufacturer from precipitation of liquid nickel tetracarbonyl. The powder produced by this process is just pure Ni having a high external surface area in a 4-10 micron flower bud form. It is commonly referred to as "carbonyl nickel" because it was produced from that process. That Rossi just buys this pure "carbonyl Ni" powder is my assertion.
Bob On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 9:59 AM, Bob Cook <frobertc...@hotmail.com> wrote: > Bob-- > > You said, “I don't believe Rossi uses the carbonyl process,…” > > I assume you mean Rossi DOES use the carbonyl process to make his nickel > particles. > > If you send a copy of your paper to Arnaud send me one also please > frobertc...@hotmail.com > > Bob Cook >
