Couple of clarifications from an Italian speaker over on Talk Polywell: - Regarding the Gammas Celani stated that they are the final product of the reaction that can be removed (note: this was really not clear.)
- Regarding the Catalyst, Celani thinks that it must be a metal like Platinum or Palladium. On 17 December 2011 12:45, Robert Lynn <[email protected]> wrote: > I've been informed of another typo/mistranslation. Celani has been working > with (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giuliano_Preparata) > friend of Eugene > Mallove http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq6YY8eFeYI&feature=related one of > the first mainstream science's physicist that believed in cold > fusion and worked with Martin Fleischmann in Milan in the late > 90's: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35T-gAvaKn4: >> >> >> According to Celani the reaction between Ni and H would be catalyzed by >> " PHONONS ". The phonons are not particles but the points where it contacts >> the thermal-electromagnetic waves in phase, produced by thermal agitation in >> the lattice of nickel. Are points of "summation" of multiple heat waves >> produced by a variety of nickel atoms that vibrate at the same frequency >> ... these frequencies would provide hydrogen (as HYDRIDES?) the ability to >> overcome the Coulomb barrier and make the merger of its proton to the core >> of nickel (as I understand it). [Editor's note. I'm asking Celani >> verification of this and other points of his speech] >> >> The power density is very high, and some of his reactions Celani has >> exceeded 1400 watts per gram of nickel, which is higher than that of uranium >> fission in the "cladding" Zirconium.Although Celani you hear talk about >> "technological reality", as it has exceeded 200% yield (ie COP=2) for two >> weeks. >> >> Celani has worked very hard with the great Japanese scientist Arata. The >> Japanese government has funded plenty of not only the research but also >> those of three foreign groups who have had full access to the laboratory by >> Arata. >> >> Celani was able to perform various types of experiment and measurement, >> even the "craziest". >> >> Among these groups was that of MIT and INFN (Italian national institute of >> Nuclear Physics; Celani et al). >> >> Worked with the Arata DEUTERIUM ... but as the import and production of >> Deuterium prohibited by the peace agreements had to self-refine it with >> the sulfur-iodine cycle . >> >> Arata was also excess power of 60 watts, which is easily measurable. The >> improvement over Fleishman and Pons was when he abandoned the traditional >> Arata electrode foil. Not only that, the best layers were not perfectly >> flat, shiny but rather rough, porous, etc.. >> >> In short, had to increase the surface area of contact between palladium >> and deuterium. >> >> "When he returned to Italy, Celani modified experiments (*along with >> Professor Giuliano Preparata*) >> >> and began to use wires of nickel and hydrogen at high pressure >> (eliminating water, oxygen and ' Oxonian ) >> >> >> He realized that the power increased by using highly porous nickel. He >> returned to Japan. There Arata began to experiment with nickel of every size >> possible. He found that the nickel nanopowder in aggregates of less than 20 >> Ångström you had the best reactions. >> >> Indeed, the reaction took place (although not as powerful) even at room >> temperature. >> >> As for gammas they are an end product of the reaction, not desired by >> Celani, that you can do without. >> >> By applying radio frequency (microwave) to dust (I did not know whether >> that of Rossi or his), he had a massive production of gamma rays, >> which Celani does not want and does not consider useful. >> >> As the catalyst for him are metals such as platinum or palladium (must >> resist the micro-points where the heat reaches thousands of degrees, >> ionizing hydrogen) >> >> Celani comes to scientific reality PROCESS. >> >> Celani says that the Greeks of today have passed Defaklion Rossi, from the >> technological point of view. [Editor's note. others believe that Defkalion >> has put together a nice frame and a beautiful body ... but do not have the >> "engine"]. >> >> He says that this attitude of secrecy is "stupid" [ed. Celani is >> understandably affected by a) not being invited to the demonstration of 28 >> October and 2) the negative response to the proposal of Rossi independent >> testing under the aegis of INFN], and in the end, continue along this road >> will not have the triumph of science and industrial deserves it. According >> to Celani, Rossi arrives to yield around 600%.
