RC Macaulay wrote:
Jed , I sent a link to our high speed unit at the shop. A PFD file of
2.74 mb is a little high for the boonies.
Oops. I did not notice it came out so big. I will try to slim it down.
In a few words would you give us your thoughts on WHY?? the enemies of CF
are such.
The history of LENR is replete with anecdotal speculation about
metal impurities being the distinguishing factor between
active (or overunity) cathodes and those that are ineffective.
Ed Storms has written an article which centers on the physical
environment in which the LENR reactions occur,
Jed wrote..
The only people with a vested interest in opposing cold fusion that I know
of are the plasma fusion researchers at MIT. They are afraid that some of
their research money will be diverted to cold fusion. They were livid with
anger in March 1989. They planted stories in the
Ed Storms
Apparently, a very unusual structure is required that is not
present in ordinary matter. The various theories have been so
unsuccessful in guiding research because they are based on the
properties of normal material.
Everyone can probably agree on that part, and in fact,
At 11:48 am 16/11/2005 -0600, Richard wrote:
I recall my first experience with cold fusion back in the 1960's. We had
started up the systems a few days before in a high rise condo. The next week
we were faced with a disintegrated 4 inch copper pipe that was located on the
discharge of a
Jones Beene wrote:
Ed Storms
Apparently, a very unusual structure is required that is not present
in ordinary matter. The various theories have been so unsuccessful in
guiding research because they are based on the properties of normal
material.
Everyone can probably agree on that
Ed
The electron can not leave the nucleus for even a brief time,
thus no covalent attraction is possible.
...methinks you are just trying to get rid of these critters (but
by gravity instead of the normal levity ;-)
Covalent bonding is indeed seemingly impossible with any other
element
ERRATA: should be helium atom not nulceus... ;-) not to
mention, what IS a nulceus anyway?
And does anyone know why spell checkers will often miss simple
errors?
Perhaps that is also an interlocking wave function but with the
computer owner?
In reply to RC Macaulay's message of Wed, 16 Nov 2005 11:48:58
-0600:
Hi,
[snip]
Since that experience, we often have a gas inductor pump returned for service
that shows severe erosion on the cavities directly across from the exit ports
feeding chlorine gas or hypo liquid.
[snip]
Cl ions form
Hi Robin,
Thanks for the input. Copper piping , yes I can understand the plate face
pits like a shotgun pelleting. In the case of the high speed rotating
member, the material is UHMW ultra high molecular weight poly. The pitting
is remarkably different. the pits in teh UHMW are needle point
In reply to Edmund Storms's message of Wed, 16 Nov 2005 13:12:18
-0700:
Hi,
[snip]
to be impossible in these atoms. I also suggest that any compound
formation would require the Hy atom to be bounded in a cage formation
where it would be trapped in a structure that is more physical than
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