You have published a lot of LENR experiments. Are they all variations on the Ni/H reaction. That is, do they all come from the same body plan?
Or have you published articles that start with entirely different reactive elements —or body plans —but are called LENR because that’s their results.
You have published a lot of LENR experiments. Are they all variations on the Ni/H reaction.
***NO. The Ni/H reaction is a variant of the original Pd/D Hydride electrolysis experiments of Pons & Fleischmann.
That is, do they all come from the same body plan?
***They all trace their derivations to the PFAHE, Pons Fleischmann Anomalous Heat Effect.
Or have you published articles that start with entirely different reactive elements
***YES. Most of them are PD/D or PD/H.
—or body plans —
***In the context of all these experiments you might want to define “body plans”.
but are called LENR because that’s their results.
***LENR is the acronym for Low Energy Nuclear Reactions, tracing their name directly to the PFAHE and trying to drop the appellation ‘cold fusion’.