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Dear Pierre,
Thank you for your important questions, here are the answers:
1- the Ni powder I utilized were pure Ni, no copper . At the end of the
operations in the reactor the percentage of copper was integrally bound to the
amount of energy produced. A charge which has worked for 6 monthes, 24 hours
per
day, at the end had a percentage of Cu superior to 30%
2- About the Ni isotopes: the isotopes after the operations were substantially
changed in percentage. We are preparing a campaign of analysys with a Secondary
Ions Mass Spectrometer at the University of Padua (Italy), at the end of which
the data will be published on the Journal Of Nuclear Physics.
Warm Regards,
Andrea
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