I have serious doubts about any Celani reaction working at all. There have been too many high quality builds which have failed.
The main problem could be that the physical layout of Celani's experiment does not favor SPP creation. Sure, LENR happened for decades without plasmons, especially at the subwatt level, but evidence is turning up that the this approach is more effective at higher power- 100 watts and up. The glow-tube layout can be made to better favor SPP creation with a few mods. It is ridiculously inefficient as a light source now. When run with deuterium it will have a better chance of showing a respectable COP simply by using a mirrored reflector to concentrate photons, which couple far better to bosons. A recent paper is one of many to show that surface plasmons are indeed bosonic: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1402.0813 QUOTE: "we measure a coincidence dip with a visibility of 72%, a key signature that SPPs are bosons and that quantum interference is clearly involved." It could scarcely be clearer that if the glow-tube is benefiting from SPP, the experiment needs to use deuterium instead of protium. -----Original Message----- From: Russ George In the past week a report of Jeff Morriss on a distinct radiation signature during a Cellani style lenr wire experiment created much interest. Jeff has now found the bugs in the data, radon fleas!
