[PapaBear3625]

I've been reading the patent PDF, and one interesting section leaps out:

[0069] In particular, said graphs clearly show that zinc is
formed, whereas zinc was not present in the nickel powder
originally loaded into the apparatus said zinc being actually
generated by a fusion of a nickel atom and two hydrogen
atoms.
[0070] This demonstrates that, in addition to fusion, the
inventive reaction also provides a nickel nucleus fission phenomenon
generating lighter stable atoms.
[0071] Moreover, it has been found that, after having generated
energy the used powders contained both copper and
lighter than nickel atoms (such as sulphur, chlorine, potassium,
calcium).
[0072] This demonstrate that, in addition to fusion, also a
nickel nucleus fission phenomenon generating lighter stable
atoms occurs.

I wonder what would happen if you mixed in a little mercury and thallium (elements close to gold and platinum on the periodic table)?

[PapaBear3625]

ping to #175

[badgerlandjim]

ping to #175

[B4Ranch]

Someone is already working on that idea, in California I believe.