People should pay more attention to this.

I added two more papers about it. See Section B, here:

http://lenr-canr.org/Collections/BARC.htm#BARCstudies

There are some interesting comments about this work in Russ George's interview of Srinivasan (http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/GeorgeRthecoldfus.pdf):

". . . So we made fresh [Ti] targets, and we looked at them on X-ray film— and we saw beautiful spots. And the same thing, placed in front of our germanium detector, gave us K-alpha 4.5 keV and K-beta 4.9 keV peaks, a clear signal of tritium in the material.

. . . Finally, we were able to show that four out of 1000 chips had very high activity at the microcuries level.

Those chips are still preserved by us — and they still give this signal. For instance, when Douglas Morrison visited us at the time around August 1990, I showed him that. The moment we loaded one of those chips into the detector, the count rate indicated a very high level of activity, giving a beautiful beta [electron energy] spectrum. I showed him this beta spectrum, and asked him to speculate as to where it could come from. I even gave him copies of the spectrum. He has never talked about it anywhere, or mentioned it in any of his writings."

- Jed



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