On Feb 14, 2008, at 4:13 PM, Jones Beene wrote:
--- Horace
AFAIK - *everyone* including FF, agrees that high
loading is critical. No argument there.
You can't get high loading if you have surface cracks. QED
The methods I have suggested relate to surface annealing and
hardening. No
It is well known that the creation of a nuclear active environment
(NAE) for cold fusion in metal lattices is related to the surface and
thus the surface treatment of the lattice in which the hydrogen is
adsorbed, and that only specific small surface areas are typically
involved in
--- Horace Heffner wrote:
It has long been known that cracking and loss of
hydrogen fugacity reduces or eliminates the prospects
for excess heat production.
I am not at all sure about this being true, as a
general rule.
In fact, unless I am suffering grave memory loss or
confusion (always a
On Feb 14, 2008, at 7:47 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
--- Horace Heffner wrote:
It has long been known that cracking and loss of
hydrogen fugacity reduces or eliminates the prospects
for excess heat production.
I am not at all sure about this being true, as a
general rule.
In fact, unless I am
--- Horace :
Well, there is the case of fractofusion, but that is
not an excess heat phenomenon and arguably not even a
cold fusion phenomenon.
OK - Here is some of what I was referring to, this
from Frisone in Italy:
Theoretical model of the probability of fusion
between deuterons within
Jones,
A marked difference exists in cold fusion between what the experiments
tell us and what people propose to happen based on their overactive
imaginations. The paper you quote is pure speculation that has no basis
in reality. As Horace has correctly noted, cracks are bad.
Ed
Jones
Jones,
The treatment given the Pd is designed to achieve a high composition. In
addition, the treatment would be expected to reduce crack formation.
Unfortunately, it is too bad that the studies have not included a
measurement of crack formation, especially in view of my work showing
the
On Feb 14, 2008, at 11:05 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
--- Ed
The paper you quote is pure
speculation that has no basis
in reality.
I must say that the both the papers, and the visual
images of FF do not convey the same sense of trust of,
say, Stephen Hawking. Looks can be deceiving, however.
--- Horace
AFAIK - *everyone* including FF, agrees that high
loading is critical. No argument there.
I am not arguing that the Italian theory is correct,
far from it, and I agree with Ed that without proof,
it is just a hollow theory --- but I can see his main
point, even if it is only
Jones Beene wrote:
--- Horace
AFAIK - *everyone* including FF, agrees that high
loading is critical. No argument there.
I am not arguing that the Italian theory is correct,
far from it, and I agree with Ed that without proof,
it is just a hollow theory --- but I can see his main
point,
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