Why not bet on what the catalyst is? My guess is this (it is valid only in Italian) The catalyst is Nickel electro- Nitrogen Telluride, shortened name NieNTe - niente- i.e. nothing Just a very good method of activation. I have told this here three days ago and I am ready to bet.
Peter On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 9:34 PM, noone noone <thesteornpa...@yahoo.com>wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > Over the past few months I have read many guesses as to what the > catalyst(s) might be. > > A couple speculations are sodium hydride and zirconium. > > Please use this thread to post your speculations as to the catalysts used > in the E-Cat. > > If we can figure this out replication work can happen far sooner than when > Rossi's catalyst patent is granted (which could be a long time). > > Anyone have any ideas they would like to share? > > All we know from Rossi is that... > > 1) The catalyst is not copper. > 2) The catalyst is not iron. > 3) The catalyst is not a precious metal. > 4) The catalyst is not radioactive. > 5) The catalyst is not expensive. > 6) The catalyst is not Raney Nickel > 7) The catalyst is not an additional gas placed in the reactor. > > What can we come up with from these clues? > > > -- Dr. Peter Gluck Cluj, Romania http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com
