Jones Beene writes:
> > Yes. Gene tried to replicate him with no success. I do not know whether > > anyone else tried. > > Is there any record of Gene's experiment?
See I.E. # 1, p. 46, "Cold Fusion in a 'Ying Cell' and Probability Enhancement by Boson Stimulation," by Nelson Ying and Charles W. Shults III
Shults assisted Gene with the replication, but I do not think they ever observed any clear results. The calorimetry was extremely primitive. The electrochemistry was unusual because there were no salts in the electrolyte (so not much electrolysis). The only other researcher I know of who has claimed success without salts is M. Swartz.
> If Gene had employed radiation from a dental x-ray machine, for > example . . .
He used the recommended gamma source.
- Jed
