He meant that only 62 and 64 transmutes. So, he maximizes their quantity to increase the energy density.
2012/1/21 John Milstone <[email protected]> > On Fri, 20 Jan 2012 22:34:07, thorium breeder said: > > > Can rossi achieve "do it yourself isotopic separation"? > > That ties in to the missing "detailed isotopic analysis" that Sven > Kullander promised "before Christmas". > > I've been trying to find prices for specific Nickel isotopes, and no one > seems to be publishing their prices online. Does anyone here know (or can > find out) how much a gram of enriched 61Ni (for example) costs? Rossi > claims to be enriching his Nickel "fuel" for no more than pennies a gram > (otherwise, he couldn't be selling the 100g per 10KW E-Cat for $10). > > Rossi claims that the enrichment of Nickel is not part of the operation of > the E-Cat. ( > http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/?p=510&cpage=23#comment-101088) > > Rossi also claims that the "ash" will have returned to the natural > isotopic ratios, so maybe testing the "ash" is a waste of time ( > http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/?p=473&cpage=1#comment-32104) > > Hopefully, Kullander has been testing the pre-processed fuel as well as > the resulting ash. Certainly, one or the other of those will show > compelling evidence of some LENR process going on (or not). > > If, has been rumored, 30% of the fuel transmutes into either Copper or > Iron, it would be worth knowing whether the resulting particles contained > mixtures of the various elements (which would be consistent with real > transmutation) or whether each particle consisted of only one element > (which would not). > > -- Daniel Rocha - RJ [email protected]
