At 11:07 AM 8/5/2011, Daniel Rocha wrote:
No, not a circular demonstration. Steam is dry because P=1bar, and T>100 cosidering that the measured RH=0.
Where is the "measured RH" found to be zero? Daniel, you are very far off the wall here.
What you've done is to accept Galantini's statement, but he made that statement without having the equipment to make the measurements.
He had no means of determining the pressure inside the E-Cat, because that environment was beyond the capacity of his pressure probe.
He could measure the temperature, which, from the behavior of the E-cat (it obviously was stuck at that temperature in spite of increasing heat), was saturated steam. Thus the pressure could be inferred.
But what he did was to apparently *assume* 1 bar, then, because the temperature was elevated over 100 C., which is the boiling point of water at 1 bar, he assumed dry steam.
But if the pressure in the E-cat were only 1 bar, we could conclude that very little steam was being evolved! Because even a little steam would raise the pressure over ambient.
