Axil and all, This theory would explain the claimed transmutation when carbon is microwaved. Does carbon in a microwave transmute or not?
I can't seem to find a real answer, yet it seems like a simple question and experiment, given the availability of very pure carbon (and kitchen appliances.) - Brad On Wed, Jul 23, 2014 at 9:29 AM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > Ed Storms just gives us one out of a potential million LENR reaction results > that have been seen in LENR experimentation. Ed never wanted to consider > transmutation as a valid consequence of the LENR reaction. By embracing > transmutation, Ed would need to explain countless variations and > permutations of the way protons and neutrons could come together as a result > of a LENR reaction. > > The Mizuno results showing an endothermic reaction is not possible in Ed > Storms theory. > > The most flexible explanation of the LENR reaction is one that entails a > powerful bolt of energy impacting on an unspecified but variable pile of > atoms that result in any sort of recombination of any number of protons and > neutrons coming back together. > > This powerful bolt of energy would supply the power to permit endothermic > nuclear processes to proceed. > > LENR is more like an atom smasher then a tokomak. > > This contemplation of an endothermic mechanism is a catastrophic sacrilege > of epic proportions for Ed because it violates his beloved and inviolable > laws of thermodynamics. > > But the Mizuno results still must be explained by a global theory of LENR. > >
