Thanks for sharing your process. Interesting.
What is your proposed mechanism for the actual fusion? Do you have a
hypothesis?
I have done a similar process, but different, with no positive news to report.
The process I have tried involved the Mircrowave Sintering of Nickel and Copper
Bob,
Thanks for sharing. As you know, but other vortexers might not know, I
am following roughly the same path. See also fusioncatalyst.org, if
you like to join this crowd science approach. In addition to
oxidation/reduction/melting cycles I believe carbon may play a role as
it is active in
http://www.e-catworld.com/2012/04/english-translation-of-build-instructions-for-pirelli-athanor-cell/
I would forget about Rossi because there are too many unknowns. I would
start with the Pirelli High school reactor because it is open source,
completely documented and produces a COP of 4.
This is a Russian Rossi replication using LaNi5 that is generating bursts
of X-rays and neutrons. They (Bazhutov and Izmiran
http://fireball.izmiran.ru/ ) are looking at the Erzion model of cold
nuclear transmutation...
Investigation of Thermodynamic and Radiation Effects at Loading
Intermetallic
Lanthanum has a low work function which can be lowered even further if
oxygen is added. Lanthanum oxide is now used in welding rods to replace
thorium because of its low work function(2.5 eV). The powder used in this
experiment may be contaminated with oxygen. This might indicate that low
work
This paper is deceiving . especially if one is interested in nano Ni-H.
and it is not in any relevant way comparable to Rossi. There is NO
indication of excess heat, even though they use very heavy deuterium
enrichment, which probably supplies all of the radiation seen, and even then
it is not
On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 11:03 AM, Bastiaan Bergman
bastiaan.berg...@gmail.com wrote:
In addition to
oxidation/reduction/melting cycles I believe carbon may play a role as
it is active in oxidation and reduction reactions and reported to work
in other LENR experiments (Lesley Case). K2CO3 is
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