Posted on 08/12/2021 2:06:27 PM PDT by Kevmo
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Sounds like a chemical reaction.
Where did I put that Palladium?
There are known chemical reaction pathways. The heat being generated is quite a bit in excess of known chemical pathways — that’s why they regularly call it “Excess Heat”.
I understand, but there are also unknown chemical pathways.
Palladium is an extremely catalytic metal especially when hydrogen is involved
It’s a nuclear reaction mediated (facilitated, or catalyzed) by chemical effects. That’s what makes it so interesting, at a scientific level (I mean, putting aside the commercial implications).
Dilithium crystals....
How do you know there are unknown chemical pathways? That is a bold statement that the pre-eminent 100 or so electrochemists of Pons & Fleishmann’s day were reluctant to put forward.
If it IS a bunch of new chemistry then it makes GIGANTIC sense to look into this branch and harness that chemistry rather than having treated the whole field as pariah for 3 decades.
Not feasible, palladium has sky rocketed to over $2K an ounce….your better move, nickel, as in pocket change….remember when a decade ago the nickel shortages? A US nickel was worth 9 cents in content….
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EXCESS HEAT
Why Cold Fusion Research Prevailed by Charles Beaudette
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"Unknown chemical reactions" don't result in gamma and neutron emissions.
Hydrogen is cheap. Palladium is pretty expensive to get.
A US nickel today is worth 6 cents. $8.90 a pound and rising….copper close to $5 a pound….a pre 82 penny ( copper), is worth almost 3 cents…
With inflation hitting us, I DO expect our coinage to be further debased or discontinued….most don’t realize our post 82 pennies are only copper coated zinc, and.most don’t realize what history teaches us- debasement of our coinage ( and currencies) ALWAYS leads to the nations fall. Roman emperors started reducing PM coin content ( making gold coinage 70 percent gold, then 50 percent, silver 90 percent, then 50 percent, then 40 percent, then 30 percent, then base metal, then NO coinage)…
There are some experimentalists attaining LENR level of excess heat in Nickel and other substrates.
Today’s spot price for palladium…$2,600 ounce…..and I remember in 2001 or so, it was $4 an ounce…..I passed on palladium rounds thinking it was just a fad….
Hi.
Now put the invention into a car.
Preferably a Mustang.
5.56mm
HOLY COW!
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