This is somewhat similar to the "lochon" explanation: "Lochon Catalyzed D-D Fusion in Deuterated Palladium in the Solid State" by Sinha and Meulenberg
Lochons are hypothesized to be electron pairs which can form on a deuteron
to give D- (which is a bosonic ion) in Palladium Deuteride. Supposedly,
lochons which are close - similar to a DDL, so that they then catalyze D-D
fusion, resulting in a type of internal conversion leading to the formation
of He plus production of lots of energy which is carried by the alpha and
the ejected electron-pair.
Problem is - the alpha is slow and the electrons are very fast - so that
with this and other forms of IC, the ejected electron(s) is extremely
energetic and the bremsstrahlung from it would be just as obvious as gamma
rays, if not more so.
From: MarkI-ZeroPoint
A Fellow Friend of Fringe Facts sent me to gander at this:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_isomer
And here is what caught my attention that might apply to
LENR/CF:
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Internal conversion
Metastable isomers may also decay by internal conversion -
***a process in which the energy of nuclear de-excitation
is NOT emitted as a gamma ray***,
but instead used to accelerate one of the inner electrons of
the atom, so that it leaves at high speed and energy. This result occurs
because inner atomic electrons penetrate the nucleus, where they are subject
to the intense electric fields which result when the protons of the nucleus
re-arrange in a different way. In nuclei which are far from stability in
energy, still other decay modes are known.
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An added bonus was this statement which supports my model
for electrons as dipole-like oscillations which either skirt, and/or pass
thru the nucleus...
"...because inner atomic electrons penetrate the nucleus"
I guess it's going to take a 2x4 to the head to get the
science mainstream's attention... or, to interrupt their mesmerized state
brought on by indoctrination to the current paradigm.
-mark iverson
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