From: Jed Rothwell BTW – the fatal dose for radiation poisoning is about 200 bananas in one day. Fortunately, the 40K which is the culprit - is rapidly excreted.
Only 200??..... Mike Melich might munch that many. He ate 50 when he turned 50. Maybe not in one day. He is inordinately fond of them. Holy cow. 50 bananas. Forget the potassium, that is going to produce major emissions on its own. Who needs LENR with so much “natural” gas?? Seriously though, the idea of LENR plasma being the superior medium (compared to condensed matter) for thermal gain with hydrogen (and there is a decent case for that proposition) brings up one of the finest overlooked papers out there. That would be the Phillips, Chen, Shiina paper on helium/hydrogen plasma emission “Evidence of Catalytic Production of Hot Atomic Hydrogen in RF Generated Hydrogen/Helium Plasmas” https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0509127 They see copious EUV radiation (extreme ultraviolet) which is much hotter than expected but is almost certainly NOT nuclear in any way shape or form. It is not chemical either. What is it? They did not use the term “dense hydrogen” or hydrino but there is little doubt it is a similar kind of reaction with a strong UV output. This is interesting in the context of the CFL, especially the higher voltage grow lamp variety – and with a radioactive catalyst. A further development would be a” plasma within a plasma” setup using a CFL lamp as the power supply for a large volume of gas in which neither RF nor metal electrodes would be needed. The CFL is placed inside a larger volume vacuum chamber such as a bell jar which contains the Phillips gas mix of mostly helium with hydrogen at low pressure, and thus eliminating RF input by using UV to breed EUV. The UV is much more likely to couple to a plasma than is RF, and is more efficient to produce as a bonus. Jones.
