In reply to Mike Carrell's message of Wed, 01 Dec 2004 21:02:45 -0500: Hi, [snip] >Many on vortex studiously ignore the work of Mills and BlackLight Power, or >try to demonstrated that Mills' results are "really LENR" and vice versa. I >have maintained that they should be studies separately, although they may be >connected at a deeper level. > >Postassium carbonate will be ionized uder the cell conditions, releasing K+ >ions. There will also be H atoms in the plasma, and these can and do react >to produce very exothermic reactions in which H atoms are reduced to a lower >orbital state. Thus there is no mystery to production of excess heat with >light water. Transmutation is a nuclear reaction and it is **also** >occurring. The source of neutrons in this instance is a real puzzle. The [snip] Not really. A well shrunken hydrino could easily pass for a neutron when it comes to nuclear reactions. The hydrino electron would be on average much closer to the nucleus than a normal atomic electron, thus one might expect that when the tunneling event occurs, the hydrino electron "goes along for the ride", leading to an almost immediate electron capture event.
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