[Vo]:Could the ECat be a CVD reactor?

Hey Gang, I've been reading a lot about Carbon Nanotubes and its significance as a possible NAE, and something hit me. Could the original ECat have been a CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) reactor? The similarity are numerous: A cylindrical reactor, a presurrized H2 envelope, some nickel

RE: [Vo]:Could the ECat be a CVD reactor?

Jojo Jaro,Axil Axil wrote:SNIP "A better way to get carbon into the act is to use a hydrocarbon gas instead of vaporizing bulk carbon and hydrogen. Vaporizing bulk carbon is not easy from a practical point of view. In an easier way, without any oxygen in the reactor’s envelop (important), under

Re: [Vo]:Could the ECat be a CVD reactor?

to distribute the CNTs to the nickel reactants for the LENR reaction. - Original Message - From: Cy Cle To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 10:36 PM Subject: RE: [Vo]:Could the ECat be a CVD reactor? Jojo Jaro,Axil Axil wrote:SNIPA better way to get carbon