From: Bob Higgins 

 

Ø  Interestingly, what MFMP found in the assay of its 62Ni sample was that the 
fraction of 64Ni in the enriched sample was not increased.

 

This is not surprising. The main use of the 62 isotopes appears to be medical. 
The online information suggests that the starting isotope needs to be 
relatively free of 64 since it will be irradiated by the medical center into 
dedicated radioactive isotopes for cancer treatments and so forth.  A process 
to convert Ni62 to Ni63 (Ni63 is the desired long-lived beta isotope) by 
neutron irradiation would not be able to accommodate much Ni64 since the heavy 
isotope is converted into a short-lived species, which is too destructive for 
use in medicine. 

 

Unfortunately for MFMP, this means that if the Parkhomov data is correct, the 
increase in Ni62 in the fuel of Alan Goldwater will NOT be of much help for 
seeing excess heat. Bummer, because this stuff is expensive.

 

If that scenario turns out to be the case, then my condemnation of Rossi is 
precisely why we need to be vigilant, and point out the problems of relying on 
a pathological liar for scientific information. Rossi has a long and sordid 
history of deceit – even if he is not cheating now. This was evidenced in the 
TEG work and the two “convenient” laboratory fires, etc. etc.

 

OTOH – if Rossi is found not be cheating in this instance, in addition to an 
apology from me, MFMP may have the success they deserve to find with the 
Rossi-isotope which they have obtained at substantial cost. It will be 
interesting to see which way the evidence falls. Experiment rules! Data rules! 

 

Again - Rossi and Parkhomov cannot both be correct and the truth is in the data.

 

You pretty much have to choose in advance, since one of them is wrong. 
Apparently most readers of this forum think Rossi is honest, but the day of 
reckoning in nigh. If the active isotope is ascertained by Goldwater not to be 
62Ni – the good news would be that there are nickel mines which have high Ni64 
content naturally and it will not be as expensive.

 

The likely source of AP‘s fuel, which was enriched by a factor of over 400%, is 
one of these mines. One might suspect that Rossi knows this too, and he has 
already stockpiled a lot of the nickel supply which is naturally enriched in 
64Ni. That is why he has stated on his blog that the active nickel will not 
cost more than normal. 

 

This scenario also reinforces the notion that Rossi cheated at Lugano in order 
to hide his knowledge of the active isotope - so as to keep the price from 
sky-rocketing… as well as keeping competitors at bay by sending them on a wild 
goose chase with 62Ni.

 

 

 

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