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From: "Jed Rothwell"
Again - this is likely to be partly semantic - because what you
are calling 'anomalous heat' is in fact anomalous UV radiation
in the Mizuno device - which will be downshift into heat in most
circumstances, but if given the chance can and will catalyze a
water-splitting reaction much more efficiently that "just" heat.
I suppose some of it must always downshift into heat. It is hard
to believe that the reaction works perfectly, splitting water
and never "missing the target." But that seems to be what is
doing, especially if we take Iizumi at face value.
Yes much of it is shifted into heat - but - you shouldn't be
backtracking from you initial and correct insight- which
recognizes that the enthalpy of H2 itself - being removed rapidly
by diffusion from the cell - this will actually *lower* the cell
temperature itself very effectively.
Even if much excess heat has being created, unrelated to the
water-splitting
====> (i.e. there are LENRs as well as bulls-eyes <g>) <======
this heat is being removed equally fast by the hydrogen
evolution - so the cell can remain relatively cool (it does heat
up a little) while at the same time shedding much more heat than
if it had to shed head by blackbody radiation.
IOW the relative coolness itself is standard physics - and it is
the expected result of the extraordinary ability of H2 to remove
heat rapidly. Even if the appearance of all that H2 goes beyond
standard physics...
Jones
