Re: Trapped Light Cold Fusion?

[Frederick Sparber]

Doesn't this suggest a thin film of Palladium deposited on a quartz slide electrically heated

to  about 1000 K immersed in D2O to get ~3000 nm-0.4 eV photon (~1.0e^14 Hz) Infrared?

 

Fred

----- Original Message -----

From: Frederick Sparber

To: vortex-l

Sent: 12/11/2005 4:54:44 AM

Subject: Re: Trapped Light Cold Fusion?

Counter-intuitively water is quite transparent to UV with a peak of about 480 nm (visible blue-green)

at 600 meters depth in sea water.

 

It is also quite transparent to Near Infrared (780 nm- 1.6 eV  photons to 1400 nm- 0.9 eV photons) which

is the peak Infrared output range for a tungsten filament at ~2200 degrees K.

 

MAHG back from the shadows and running some OU on Stimulated Brillouin Scattering, Jones?   

 

Fred