Jones— You suggest a carbon hydride molecule with 100’s eV binding energy such that Mizuno’s 1000 volt system is unable to cause a disassociation during the plasma formation he believes happens. And it is that molecule that becomes ionized during mass measurements that he mistakes for C-13.
Measurement of the magnetic moment of the hypothesized C-hydride should confirm whether or not its C-13 since the magnetic moment of c-13 is well established. AS noted earlier, an EM energy spectrum plot as seen through the window of Mizuno’s device would also reveal much about the formation of a molecule of C-hydride with the tightly bound H. Unfortunately the reported data base, Jed has indicated exists and will be published soon, did not seem to include the EM spectrum data, although I may have missed an indication of its inclusion in the experimental design. Bob Cook From: JonesBeene<mailto:jone...@pacbell.net> Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2017 7:45 AM To: Vortex List<mailto:vortex-l@eskimo.com> Subject: [Vo]:Mizuno and UDH In the neglected but provocative paper entitled “Anomalous Heat Generation during Hydrogenation of Carbon (Phenanthrene)” by T. Mizuno - he states: “When phenanthrene (a heavy oil fraction) is subjected to high pressure and heat in a reactor with a metal catalyzer, it produces a markedly anomalous reaction. It produces excess heat and weak radiation... Furthermore, after the reaction finishes, mass spectroscopy reveals what appears to be 13-C. It is very difficult to explain the total energy generation as a conventional chemical reaction.” END The paper was presented 10 years ago, and promptly dismissed as impossible… but Holmlid may have already discovered the correct interpretation of the results even if no one took notice back then (or now). When hydrogen is densified catalytically – which would be expected under the Mizuno parameters, (or and in the million year process of coal formation) - it becomes dense enough so that a tiny amount will bind to carbon inside the normal valence orbit. Thus, the combination would present a tight molecule of supposed AMU 13 which would not be broken by normal ionization in a mass spectrometer (although other electrons would ionize). Thus, the molecule would appear as an atom of 13C when it was really 12C plus UDH, tightly bound. Lattice Energy (Widom/Larsen) made a big deal out of a (mis)interpretation of Mizuno, and produced many nice slides trying to explain how this effect could lead to “clean coal” LOL. They call their coal tech “CLENRs” … and maybe Rick Perry will buy into it, as it certainly is politically expedient these days to try to revive the coal industry. Rick seems to always get the last laugh at the expense of Libs. Carbon is known to undergo “sp3 Hybridization” in its valence electrons which answers the mystery of the surprisingly strong bonding of hydrogen in Methane; but a different and related type of 3p orbital hybridization could essentially “hide” an atom of UDH … which is bound deeply at hundreds of eV – plus, this alternative explanation extends to the identity of so-called “magnetic carbon”. It is the same “13C” of Mizuno. In fact, if coal did not contain and over abundance of iron oxide already it might be possible to harvest the small amount of natural UDH from crushed coal using magnetic separation. Actually it could be possible anyway. The UDH would have been created by the iron oxide itself – which is Holmlid’s catalyst. It may be premature to give up on the goal of clean coal… especially if in the process of cleaning it - we could harvest natural UDH in the form of 13C, which would have a high enough value as a rocket propellant, for instance, to pay for the cleaning… 😊
