[aNYCguy]

Why do you say it does not produce copper?

Well, you know, for the same reasons I think it doesn't work at all.

Although just the fact that the copper produced is isotopically the same as natural copper would be enough to convince me that it's not making copper. Rossi or someone else apparently mixed copper powder with nickel powder and declared it to be spent fusion fuel.

[Liberty1970]

Although just the fact that the copper produced is isotopically the same as natural copper would be enough to convince me that it's not making copper. Rossi or someone else apparently mixed copper powder with nickel powder and declared it to be spent fusion fuel.

You know, I caught sight of that same data myself, and have mentioned it several times on FR as my chief 'red flag' regarding this thing. I don't have a good explanation for it. But one thing that's occurred to me is that LENR reactions may have played a greater role in our planet's natural history than we've realized. Perhaps the reason the copper they offered had a 'natural' isotope ratio is simply because this process is how natural copper came into being? That's a thought I need to bounce off some people with expertise in these areas, to see if it is (A) flatly impossible, (B) implausible for good reasons, (C) possible or (D) has extant evidence that would even support such a remarkable idea.