Direct Conversion Into Electricity: Replications Fabrice David, Laboratoire de Recherches Associatives, France E-mail: davidfa95130@orange.fr BP 4, 95131 Franconville cedex FRANCE The technology of "fusion diodes" was proposed several years ago to convert the energy of nuclear reactions taking place in condensed matter into electricity. For 4 years, positive results have been obtained by several teams and patents filed. The author summarizes this work and presents the results of his replication experiments.
1 posted on
07/28/2021 3:37:53 AM PDT by
Kevmo
To: All; y'all
2 posted on
07/28/2021 3:39:55 AM PDT by
Kevmo
(Right now there are 500 political prisoners in Washington, DC.)
To: Wonder Warthog
for the cold fusion ping list
4 posted on
07/28/2021 3:41:38 AM PDT by
Kevmo
(Right now there are 500 political prisoners in Washington, DC.)
To: Kevmo
thank you for posting this..is there a better link to the article?
10 posted on
07/28/2021 5:11:18 AM PDT by
mo
("If you understand, no explanation is needed; if you don't understand, no explanation is possible)
To: Kevmo
"The results obtained by his team are quite remarkable: they use a device consisting of a metal electrode coated with nanocrystalline palladium by the patented method of "co-deposition". "Co-deposition" consists of producing a layer of palladium highly charged with hydrogen or deuterium by electrolysis of a suitable solution of palladium salt, with a soluble palladium anode.""Placed in an atmosphere of hydrogen, a copper electrode coated with palladium by co-deposition causes a voltage to appear in the presence of a metal counter electrode"
Interesting. This approach is one I have been advocating for a long time on Ecat World and elsewhere. Glad to see that someone has actually put it into practice.
13 posted on
07/28/2021 7:18:16 AM PDT by
Wonder Warthog
(Not Responding to Seagull Snark)
To: Kevmo
So this report is about a better/accurate/reliable way to measure low heat signature reactions. Correct?
15 posted on
07/28/2021 7:32:25 AM PDT by
ckilmer
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