To: exDemMom
I don't see any cold fusion going on there. It would be nice to see the stoichiometries of all of the input/outputs, but I suspect that Iwamura was describing an alternate method of isotope production. Whatever is going on, if it does not involve fission of heavy elements, then they've got something new there.
65 posted on
12/14/2012 4:58:30 AM PST by
PapaBear3625
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To: PapaBear3625
One team of LENR researchers in Japan blew up their lab. They set up again in Hokkaido, the large, underpopulated island in the North. Is iwamura one of those guys? They scared Japanese physicists straight.
86 posted on
12/14/2012 3:09:24 PM PST by
muawiyah
To: PapaBear3625
Whatever is going on, if it does not involve fission of heavy elements, then they've got something new there. Transmutation is nothing new (and it is not the same as "cold fusion"). It's done all the time to make radioisotopes for biological research. I want to know how this guy from Mitsubishi claims to have done it. I seem to recall reading something last night about how this is being developed as a means of dealing with nuclear waste, and not as an energy source.
98 posted on
12/14/2012 10:13:24 PM PST by
exDemMom
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