You may remember this story from last year. http://www.21stcentech.com/energy-update-lenr-no-commercial-product/
Miley's zirconia reactor came to mind since Bob mentioned zirconia at the same time I was writing a piece on perovskites. Zirconia can be found in the perovskite structure, even by accident. The perovskite crystal structure is found in many exotic materials in modern technology, including high temperature superconductors, magnetic data components with colossal magnetoresistance, ferroelectrics, catalysts, solar cells, ferrite magnets, lasers, ultracapacitors, piezoelectrics, remarkably fluorescent materials, and more. Wow - these are all perovskites. The fact that these properties can range from extreme conductivity (superconductor) to extreme dielectric (barium titanate) make this material most unusual - and most challenging to utilize since small changes make large differences. The reason that perovskites may be an ideal structure for LENR relates to extreme fluorescence and photon coherence. The intersection of those with SPP is probably the key to the HotCat. Jones
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