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From: Abd ul-Rahman Lomax 

> On the one hand, it really does seem like a long shot, and on the other,
damn! Mossbauer spectroscopy is highly specific about Fe-57. 

True. Is this paper available yet? Assuming the measurements are correct-
how does this isotope benefit the organism unless it is to detoxify water
from cobalt-60 which is common in reactors?

The problem there would be conservation of spin, and or the non-existence of
a viable or known reaction pathway, if the reaction is supposed to involve
an accelerated alpha decay, for instance. 

The two papers I have looked at are too light on this kind of necessary
detail to make the prima facie case. Can you recommend a convincing paper
from the LENR-CANR site?

Jones



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