Ed, You may be correct, but if you could amplify your comment -
"Neutrons can be made at 35kv, as described on the article, but at a low rate." - I would be interested, since I (perhaps erroneously) thought that neutron production was almost impossible in bare electron-proton(or deuteron) collisions at these energies. (I assume you are excluding collective effects.) Perhaps, you are referring to a different phenomenon? Thanks, Lou Pagnucco Edmund Storms wrote: > I see no relationship to LENR. This is obviously hot fusion. Neutrons can > be made at 35kv, as described on the article, but at a low rate. This was > not understood at the time. Now if is. We do not have to be taught y such > early experience > > Ed > > Sent from my iPad > > On Jul 28, 2013, at 5:07 PM, David ledin <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> Written by Lewis Larsen >> >> >> You may really enjoy reading this amazing tale of a brilliant >> LENR-related experimental discovery back in >> 1951 --- followed by its descent into total obscurity. Simply lost and >> forgotten by mainstream physics. >> [...]
