We want to deal with resonance in the 5 micron range and smaller. This is the size of the nickel micro particle in the Ni/H reactor.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 9:11 PM, Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net> wrote: > > > There is another version which no one talks about any more, which is > housed in silicon carbide. This ceramic version was the one Rossi described > in his tribute to Focardi as the breakthrough leading to the HotCat, after > which, it was never mentioned again. > > > > I have been trying to find the reference for this, since Rossi apparently > removed it from JoNP. E-Cat World still has the story of the Focardi > tribute and the “incident at Brasimone” which at one time led me to believe > that silicon carbide tubes were important. > > > > http://www.e-catworld.com/2013/06/22/sergio-focardi-dies/ > > > > Rossi quote: See you soon, my great Friend and Master Sergio! I will never > forget our work together and *that day* in the Brasimone Nuclear facility. > > > > Apparently “that day” was when the HotCat first went operational. Rossi > had said in the original story that the tube was silicon carbide, because > that is what they had specialized in at Brasimone, ceramic plumbing for the > Italian molten salt reactor. > > > > There is a very good technical reason why SiC could be important – plasmon > polaritons. SiC emits a nearly coherent blackbody level which is most > unique and it is exactly the wavelength NASA says is important. It could be > coincidental, or the reference could have been removed from JoNP because it > gave away too much. This paper shows the sharp emission peak at ~11 microns > "Infrared properties of SiC particles" Mutschke et al. > > http://arxiv.org/pdf/astro-ph/9903031.pdf > > > > The plasmon/polariton connection to THz radiation in the far IR spectrum > could be one key to robust LENR, as we seem to find in the HotCat. The > paper by Hagelstein, Cravens and Letts includes some of the theory which > would tie it all together with IR photons at 11 micron resonance. > > http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/LettsDstimulatio.pdf > > > > However, since no reference ever appeared again to SiC, and all of the new > HotCats seem to show stainless steel exterior, perhaps this detail will > remain a false alarm, or else a mystery which will unfold in a couple of > weeks. > > > > Jones > > > > >
