In reply to francis 's message of Thu, 14 Apr 2011 23:26:42 -0400: Hi, Not necessarily. It could be producing an x-ray spectrum due to stimulation by ionizing radiation produced elsewhere.
[snip] >Jed wrote [snip] > >Focardi says some things that are supposed to be confidential. I will leave > >it to the reader to find those bits, as an exercise. He's got a big mouth. > >I'll bet this ruffles some feathers![/snip] > > > >Focardi says "and then there's this chemical compound. The issue came up >during that demonstration because, when some people tried to measure the >gamma rays, Rossi objected, because by measuring the gamma rays they would >have also measured the gamma rays emitted by this secret compound, and so >they would have understood what it was, what was in it." > > > >He is revealing that it is a chemical compound that emits gamma rays.. That >it participates in the nuclear reaction? > > > >Fran > > > > Regards, Robin van Spaandonk http://rvanspaa.freehostia.com/Project.html
