There is a LENR strength component that changes the character and the types
of nuclear processes and transmutation produces that are manifest in
various LENR reactor reactions.





In the Rossi reactor, the strength level of the reaction is the weakest in
this example. The Rossi reaction only affects transmutation of Ni62 and
Ni64 in the nickel powder





There is other transmutations going on but we will keep the discussion
about nickel in the Ni/H reactors..





In the DGT reactor, the strength of the LENR reaction is on an intermediate
level. The DGT reactor can affect the nuclei of Ni58 and Ni60 as well as
Ni62 and Ni64. And the heaviest transmuted element observed is lead.





On the other side of the coin, in the LeClair reactor, the LENR reactor is
the strongest reaction observed. This LENR reaction level can affect nuclei
with both even and odd number of nucleons. This type of reaction can
produce heavy elements well into the transuranic range.





Interestingly, LeClair reports that both the chlorine stable isotopes Cl35
and Cl37 are transmuted into unstable chlorine nuclei Cl39 from LeClair as
follows:



“The radiation emitted by the reactor left nuclear tracks, burned the hole
pattern of the core into the clear PVC core enclosure, activated high
neutron absorption cross-section 39Cl (56 minute half-life) in the chlorine
of the PVC core enclosure….”





The LeClair reactor breaks the even nucleon rules where only even nucleons
are affected by the reaction.



I don’t buy the LeClair theory of how cavatation produces transmutation
from zero point energy.





Transmutation occurs because of Higgs field monopole disruption as anopole
magnetism is sufficiently strong to cause the Higgs dual superconductivity
in the nucleus to be disrupted with the formation of anapole magnetic
nuclear filaments are generated where quarks are reordered and
reconfigured.





Cavatation fits into the general whispering wave resonator polariton theory
in this way.





All these reactors produce anapole magnetic fields of varying strength that
affect the stability of nuclei in their close proximity.





There is much randomness in this transmutation process where anopole fields
can vary widely in strength. Because of this range in strength, sometimes
fusion occurs and sometimes fission occurs as the quarks are rearranged.





This process has nothing to do with high pressures or temperatures; it all
comes down simply to the production of ring currents and magnetic
disruption of Higgs superconductivity in the nucleus that this magnetic
field produces.





In the case of the cavatation bubble, the bubble acts as a micro-resonator
where polariton vortex ring currents produce a negatively charged plasmoid
whole anapole magnetic beam is pointed at the nearby solid surface.





In sonoluminescence, the dark mode cavity confinement of the polariton
plasmoid breaks down and energy from the plasmoid escapes to the far field
as ultra- violet and deep blue light as the cavatation bubble collapses.







When the dark mode is maintained in the cavatation bubble, the polariton
plasmid vortex stays together long enough to affect the atoms on the
surface of the solid material being eroded.







As posted in the thread “Proton-21 and LeClair” Proton-21 reaction is
similar to that produced by LeClair and may well be as strong resulting is
similar levels and kinds of transmutation.





In closing, please note that both LeClair and Proton-21 observe gamma
radiation up to 10 MeV. This indicates that BEC is not required for the
production of the LENR reaction. Its role is the thermalization of Gamma.





However, the intrinsic nature of the LENR reaction does leave the ash
produced by the reaction stable without producing radioactive isotopes.

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