Abd ul-Rahman Lomax <[email protected]> wrote:
> The temperature difference involved with excess heat is *usually* -- except > for so-called heat-after-death -- a matter of a few degrees at most. In > other words, it should have almost no effect on permeation, and, as well, > this would not at all explain the time behavior, which approaches and > exceeds ambient with no sign of the asymptotic approach that would be > expected. > Miles pointed out that some of the control experiments and blank experiments (deuterium but no heat) ran at higher power and higher temperatures than the experiments that produced excess heat. Yet no helium was produced in the control and blank runs. Therefore, temperature had no effect on permeation. There is no correlation between temperature and helium. - Jed
