Eric--
Another potential source of H for the Rossi reaction may be an organic molecule
with hydrogen bonds. Thermal agitation will release the H readily and cause
the molecule to come apart. Again an appropriate magnetic field could draw the
H in close to a Ni nucleus given enough
To be effective, an alpha/beta emitter would have to be highly radioactive
to produce enough particles to support a sizable amount of H for LENR
reactions. Additionally, at these high pressures, the mean free path of
monatomic H is very short, so the radioactive material would have to be
placed
I think we all know that the taxation system we built the last 100 years is
failing from all aspects.
The Europeans have introduced the VAT system and that is how there is less
understanding / awareness of how failing the system is. The financial model
is very complex and its theoretical
From: Bob Cook
A interesting experiment would be to run Rossi's reactor with selected Ni
isotopes and note any differences in the energy output. It would not surprise
me if this has not already been accomplished under the advice of Focardi to
better understand the process. The hot cat
This is definitely an interesting argument. I'm agnostic at this point as
to whether Rossi has used a radioactive catalyst in the past. I suspect he
does not now, for the regulatory reasons you mention below.
About the H2 pressure and the mean free path of monoatomic hydrogen -- I'm
curious
As I recall, the original E-Cats were charged from a bottle source of
hydrogen to 5-10 bar (depending on the activity he wished his experiment to
show) while the device was still cold and then the gas input was valved off
(producing a sealed reaction vessel). Since it was charged at about 300
Jones and Bob H--
I remember that the cold H pressure was 12 Atm. for the E Cat reactor. At
temperature it would be significantly higher unless there was a hydride
reaction taking place with the rise in temperature. The subsequent
decomposition of the hydride would occur at higher
Four years ago, before Rossi - there were 3-4 threads ongoing on vortex
about a couple of amazing papers from Dr. Nabil Lawandy - one of which
describes the formation of proton pairs - and a dense accumulation of like
charge - somewhat like Holmlid and Miley have done with IRH. This goes a
long
I was curious what the numbers would look like for a range of possible
reactions in an NiH system if the only two assumptions that were made were
that nuclear reactions are the main show in NiH LENR and that somehow there
is a way to overcome Coulomb repulsion. Although I suspect this is not the
The PBS article gives the basis of the dividend as natural resources, which
doesn't address automation.
The CFR proposal is for unelected central banks to make decisions as to
which portions of the population are due dividends from assets owned by the
central banks. OK, so I'll admit that it is
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