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On Thu, Dec 26, 2013 at 2:52 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > Low-energy nuclear reaction (LENR) researchers at Toyota Central Research > and Development Laboratories have published a replication of the Mitsubishi > Heavy Industries deuterium gas-permeation experiment. > > The research appeared in the Japanese Journal of Applied Physics earlier > this month. > > New Energy Times reported this replication last year (Mitsubishi Reports > Toyota Replication) after the inventor of this LENR method, Yasuhiro > Iwamura of Mitsubishi, reported the news at the American Nuclear Society > meeting in San Diego, Calif., in November 2012. > > The publication in the journal, however, marks a significant achievement > both for the field and for this category of LENR research. This is the > first mainstream, peer-reviewed journal publication of a replication of the > Iwamura experiment. > > The replication, by one of the world’s largest industrial companies, > signifies the importance of LENRs, as well as the credibility of the > controversial research. Login or Subscribe to remove this notice > Professional Journalism – LENR Facts Original online content only at New > Energy Times > > Several years ago, researchers at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory in > Washington, D.C., led by Kenneth Grabowski, failed in an attempted > replication of the Mitsubishi experiment. NRL paid Mitsubishi at least > $200,000 as part (Phase 1) of the research agreement, according to a > document obtained by New Energy Times under a Freedom of Information Act > request. > > After NRL researchers failed in their replication attempt, one of them, > researcher David Kidwell, took an unexpected walk around the Mitsubishi lab > to collect environmental samples. To everyone’s surprise, laboratory > contamination of praseodymium appeared after Kidwell completed his survey. > > Kidwell said this contamination, which he ascribed to, among other things, > “lucky tweezers” used by a careless Mitsubishi researcher, explained the > extraordinary results obtained by Iwamura and his group at Mitsubishi. > > In a brief, five-minute rebuttal at a conference in Rome in 2009, Iwamura > explained the multiple, logically inconsistent detials of Kidwell’s > contamination scenario. > > > > On Thu, Dec 26, 2013 at 2:26 PM, James Bowery <[email protected]> wrote: > >> http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/IwamuraYobservatiob.pdf >> >> The last sentence: >> >> "Researchers at the Naval Research Laboratory are now planning a >> replication of the experiments that produced transmutations of Cs into Pr." >> >> >> Did that happen? >> >> >> >> >> On Tue, Dec 24, 2013 at 2:34 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Regarding: >>> >>> >>> >>> Report: Toyota Replicates Mitsubishi LENR Transmutation Experiment >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/IwamuraYobservatiob.pdf >>> >>> >>> >>> *OBSERVATION OF NUCLEAR TRANSMUTATION REACTIONS INDUCED BY D**2 **GAS >>> PERMEATION THROUGH PD COMPLEXES* >>> >>> >>> >>> Excerpt: >>> >>> >>> >>> At present the authors do not have definite explanation for the role of >>> the CaO layers. We cannot perfectly exclude out the possibility that >>> CaO layers modified the electronic state of top Pd layer. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> This experiment might well demonstrate the nanoplasmonic cause of LENR. >>> >>> >>> >>> The nanoscopic layer of calcium oxide will confine EMF concentrated by >>> 70C heat photons in the transition region between the metallic conductive >>> layer of Pd and the dielectric layer of CaO. >>> >>> >>> >>> This EMF confinement will produce strong magnetic fields at the surface >>> of the Pd causing transmutation of elements Ba, Cs, Sr into elements with >>> higher atomic numbers through hydrogen fusion as follows: Cs into Pr, >>> Sr into Mo, and Ba into Sm. >>> >>> >>> >>> The surface of the Pd in the interface layer with the deuterium should >>> be tested for a magnetic field using Hall Nano probes to verify the >>> existence of anomalous electromagnetic conditions at the Pd to D2 interface >>> layer. >>> >>> >>> >>> Merry Christmas to all >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >
