No chemical process can do that. ***Prove it.What, prove that chemical reactions never create new elements? All I have is several hundred years of experimental data and rock solid theory.
If you're claiming that chemical reactions do create new elements, please show any evidence at all to support your claim. Otherwise, you're just showing yourself to be a fool.
***You seem to think that Rossi is interested in presenting physical evidence.It's obvious that Rossi isn't interested in releasing the actual facts about his gadget. If he did, it would be proven to be a fraud. He is very interested in releasing bits and pieces of a mixture of truth and lies for the purpose of conning people into believing he has some sort of breakthrough.
***As I’ve suggested in the past, it should be posted as its own thread.Since I posted that, WW has made a rather pathetic attempt to argue against it. WW claims to be involved in radioisotope processing, but his comments make me question that. At the very least, WW seems to be willing to disregard all of his training in order to give Rossi the benefit of the doubt.
Original statement: It’s more than a “little extra heat” but I can accept that it’s chemical in nature.
Johnny B: What, prove that chemical reactions never create new elements?
If he did, it would be proven to be a fraud. He is very interested in releasing bits and pieces of a mixture of truth and lies for the purpose of conning people into believing he has some sort of breakthrough.
***That’s just conjecture. He’s interested in releasing bits & pieces enough to sell his devices. A lot like the Wright brothers. Or were they con men, too?
LOL....completely inaccurate, like all your stuff. At one time in my career, I did a lot of work with radioisotopes, but that was long ago. But I certainly didn't lose the knowledge gained during that time frame.
You don't believe that a chemical process can create new elements.
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