Jones Beene wrote:
Notably the percentage of palladium is tiny compared to oxygen.
Nickel, zirconium and oxygen are there in substantial atomic ratios
compared to palladium. Rossi and many others use no palladium.
Surely someone on Physics Today will pick up on this bit of apparent
irrationality.
1. I doubt anyone at Physics Today knows enough about cold fusion to
notice this. In fact, I doubt they have any idea that gas-loading
cold fusion exists. I suppose there is some advantage to obscurity.
2. The term "irrational" does not fit here. This is a statement about
experimental results. Results often seem strange or inexplicable, but
nature cannot be "irrational." Perhaps Miles is wrong but if he is
correct than I suppose it has to do with the differences between
electrolysis and gas loading.
- Jed
