On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 12:20 PM, David Roberson <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Also, does anyone have references to replicated experiments with the > Ni-H systems regarding the ash products? I am aware of the many excellent > results that have been published in reference to the palladium electrolysis > cells and corresponding helium production. I am seeking similar evidence > if it exists for the Ni-H gas systems. > There are several detailed reviews of the experiments that go into things like the nuclear ash, the substrate, the isotope of hydrogen, and so on. I highly recommend Ed Storms's "The Science of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction." A table in that book indicates that one of the kinds of ash that has evolved from at least one Ni-H gas experiment is tritium (two papers are cited, both by Sankaranarayanan et al. in the proceedings of the Fourth and Fifth International Conference on Cold Fusion, respectively). I have looked for a reference to helium in connection with Ni-H gas systems but found nothing so far. Another table in that book mentions no less than eleven LENR experiments in which gammas were produced, in two cases from an Ni-H system. The detail that is remarkable is that the levels are well below what would be expected for the energy that is produced. Beyond this I have no information on gammas in relation to Ni-H gas systems, specifically. But that gammas are sometimes reported for LENR experiments in general would be difficult to dispute. Eric
