Some excitant caused a temperature spike, and a temperature based
excitation would be very gradual and not quenched.
This leads to the assumption that the excitant is fast acting an easily
quenched; one that can be turned off and on quickly.
The excitant most probably is a electrical based one,
On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 3:55 PM, Axil Axil wrote:
> The purpose of this DGT experiment may well be to see how responsively the
> NiH reaction can follow adjustments in the frequency generators output in
> terms of increased frequency output.
But, they claim they use no RFG and none was evident i
In the context of the theory we are discussing and as a speculation, the
temperature of the proton pairs is directly proportional to the rate of
fusion with nickel.
Accordingly, the temperature (Brownian vibration frequency) of the proton
pairs can be adjusted using an increased (higher) frequen
How would you explain the double pulse in the DGT video?
T
A few more items if you please…
Rossi said that once his reaction was going out of control, Levi injected
Nitrogen to stop the reaction. Piantelli used deuterium and later Nitrogen.
I think Argon will serve this function as well.
The reason these gases will stop the reaction is because they s
Wow, this is a provocative paper Axil - but can it be relevant to Ni-H,
given the energies involved?
The paper we are discussing indicates to me that superconductive processes
exist even at many millions of degrees in temperature. IOW, Quantum
mechanical tunneling can exist in super-hot places.
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Wow, this is a provocative paper Axil - but can it be relevant to Ni-H, given
the energies involved?
That is the $64 question. In short, do o
Let me address one issue that is muddled from prior posting - the
significance of 18O ... (should it turn up in analysis) since the verbal
description was a bit confused (my apology as I get up very early and it
takes a while for the caffeine to take effect).
* This is one more detail where
Wow, this is a provocative paper Axil - but can it be relevant to Ni-H,
given the energies involved?
That is the $64 question. In short, do oxygen atoms accelerated to 10s of
MeV indicate that anything similar will happen when 10 million times less
energy is employed, such as in LENR?
In this p
Why do entangled proton pairs pass through the coulomb barrier of a heavy
element nucleus with high probability in collisions with energies well
below those required to breach this barrier?
This curiosity has been observed is heavy low energy ion collision studies.
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1101.139
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