Thanks Dennis,
I will read those papers and consider your ideas and methods. Looks like
some good ideas there. I have an electrochem method that is kind of
expensive on the supply and control side (multiple programmable power
supplies controlled by a computer - each delivering power to a single
For a simple electrochem sort
see:http://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/CravensDfactorsaff.pdf
you can tell a lot by looking at the bubble patterns. (fine good, coarse bad).
Mike M and Fran T. were able to test loading with a wire system moving a R
tester along the wire to locate loaded areas.
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