>From e-cat world: More Isotopic Analysis of MFMP Glowstick Fuel/Ash Published by Univ. of Missouri Lab
http://www.e-catworld.com/2015/09/11/more-isotopic-analysis-of-mfmp-glowstic k-fuelash-published-by-univ-of-missouri-lab/ "The basic message of the results is that, to the ability of our quadrupole ICP-MS to measure, the Li isotope ratios are effectively the same in all four samples that contain major amounts of Li" .. "Also, the Ni in all samples appears to be isotopically natural." Earlier, in the report of Jiang from China wrt his glowstick cell, NO difference in the ratios for nickel isotopic ratios for samples before and after experiment are seen. He states: "The results of isotopic analysis in the Lugano report are completely different from ours." Jiang's ICPMS result shows that lithum-6 "probably is an important reagent" with a 3% variation, but nickel does not react, nor does Li-7. These two findings will be considered by Rossi's critics as more evidence indicating that AR managed to "salt" the ash in Lugano by adding enriched isotopes. Rossi had earlier admitted to having purchased enriched isotopes, and Levi clearly states that Rossi had complete control over loading and unloading the reactor. The huge enrichment level which turned up in Lugano is not physically possible. Almost every physicist who has weighed-in on this point agrees that a complete conversion of lithium isotopes, as claimed, is non-physical. The motivation for taking this kind of risk was presumably either to throw off potential competitors, or to favorably influence the patent office. Rossi reportedly personally presented these isotopic results to the patent examiner, according to a recent revelation. Rossi's numerous supporters will manage to minimalize this kind of cheating as being standard procedure in capitalism, since Rossi owed no duty to the public to present accurate findings, and if he had done so, the major benefit would be to competing companies like BLP. Blacklight Power is a company which is also trying to harness hydrogen reactions using lithium, but has clearly indicated in patents that the source of excess heat is NOT nuclear. By presenting evidence of massive isotopic changes in the Lugano ash, Rossi may believe that he has nullified the claims of BLP. And make no mistake: Randell Mills has been quoted on a forum, long before Rossi's new patent surfaced, that lithium aluminum hydride is covered by his prior patents. Given Mills' strong international patent portfolio and breadth of claims - that is strong motivation for Rossi to try to make his case for a nuclear, versus non-nuclear reaction.
