Jones sez: ...
> My working hypothesis as of May 3, is that spillover > hydrogen is formed catalytically, at a threshold temperature > and collects in Nickel nanopores, gaining thermal energy > from an unknown source at very close to the Curie point of > the nickel. It is that simple. The reaction is temperature > sensitive. It's an interesting hypothesis. Certainly worth exploring. Acksully, I kind'a hope your working-hypo is headed in the right direction as we try to get a better handle on the physics involved. I would infer from your hypo that its probably irrelevant what the percentages of nickle isotopes might be in Rossi's e-cats. It would also suggest that we will not be using up Earth's precious reserves of nickel anytime soon. Heading to the asteroid belt can wait a little longer! ...In the meantime it would imply that we can have as many heated sidewalks & swimming pools as we want. Where's my inner tube. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
