*- Regarding the Catalyst, Celani thinks that it must be a metal like Platinum or Palladium.*
>From this stantment, It can be clearly deduced that Celani does not trust Rossi. Rossi has stated that there is no precious metal in his reactor that is no Platinum or Palladium are used in the Rossi reactor. The special surface preparation of the nickel catalyst eliminates the need for Platinum or Palladium as a spill over catalyst in both the Rossi and Piantelli reactors. I take from this lack of understanding that Celani has no clue as to the general working principles of the Ni-H reactor type. On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 4:57 AM, Robert Lynn <robert.gulliver.l...@gmail.com > wrote: > 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 <robert.gulliver.l...@gmail.com> > 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%. > >
