I wrote:
> Perhaps the location of the LENR heated inner container lid tends to >> super heat the steam slightly before it exits his device. > > > That is how the spout on a kettle heated over a fire usually works. It > sticks out over the side, above the flame. Like this traditional iron > Japanese one: > > http://hojotea.com/img/kunzan_head.jpg > This is not done to ensure the steam is pure. People do not care about that. It is done to keep the teapot from splattering the surroundings with drops of boiling water, and also to heat up the hot water one last time as you pour it out of the kettle. In other words, when you design the kettle to keep it from spitting hot water around the stove top and onto the cook, you also end up ensuring that the steam is pure.
