-----Original Message----- From: Bob Cook > I do not know of data on high temperature BEC's of particles of high mass.
> Y. Kims theory for the reaction of Bose particles, including duplex compinations of different Bose particles, may be of some importance. I have not studied his theory in depth, but the fact that he seems to think BEC may be involved in the LENR process suggests that room temperature BEC may happen. Yes - to a degree, the BEC is likely to be involved, but not in a high mass particle like the deuteron. There are dozens of papers like this http://www.nature.com/nmat/journal/v13/n3/full/nmat3825.html It would appear that the limit for BEC at high temperature is about a few thousand times less than the mass of the deuteron.
