Regarding catalytic action and HHO.
LENR is basically a catalytic reaction. In the Rossi reaction, the nickel
powder is a Commercial Off the Shell (COTS) catalytic product. What makes
LENR powerful and capable of over unity power production is the addition of
an amplifier of the catalytic action. For example, Rossi calls this
amplifier his “secret sauce”. So LENR is a two step process like an multi
stage rocket. The first stage will not get us to where we want to go. We
need the booster stage to get into the over unity power zone.
That booster is a mechanism to initially produce and then regenerate
nanoparticles through dynamic chemical and/of plasma condensation
processes. These particles add power to the LENR catalytic reaction through
a nano optical amplification process.
For example, electric arc and/or exploding wire experiments produce
nanoparticles through plasma condensation.
The catalyst must burn nanoparticles to get its power generation level into
the over unity zone. In the case of HHO, a catalatic converter will produce
heat by combining oxygen and hydrogen but it will not reach the over unity
zone. A nanoparticle booster must be added. Nanoparticles of water must be
created in sufficient quantities to boost the activity of the catalytic
converter to over unity.
The way to produce nanoparticles in water is to cavitate it or to expose it
to an electric arc. Cavitation is the most effecent way to produce water
nanoparticles. After a prolonged period of cavitation, this nanoparticle
enriched water when it is chock full of nanoparticles can be used as a
feedstock into a catalytic process to extract over unity energy.
This is how Joe Papp produced his secret fuel. His trick was to produce
nanoparticles of water and in a latter improvement, nanoparticles of noble
gases to get his fuel to over unity levels.
Santelli produces nanoparticles in his special hydrogen gas by decomposing
oil waste in an electric arc. That hydrogen gas contains nanoparticles.
Rossi gets into the over unity zone by using a secret sauce to produce
nanoparticles of lithium and hydrogen to boost the activity of his nickel
catalyst.
This is why the nickel particles in the ash produced in the Lugano demo was
completely covered with lithium. That lithium came from the residue of
nanoparticles of lithium that exist at high temperatures.
On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 1:06 PM, Peter Gluck wrote:
> Here:
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> http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2015/07/possibly-new-trend-in-lenr-plus-bit.html
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> Tomorrow we will say more
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> Peter
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> Dr. Peter Gluck
> Cluj, Romania
> http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com
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