>From Terry and Peter: ...
> I'm willing to bet that Peter Gluck is right and Rossi bakes his Ni in > a vacuum to remove the gaseous impurities then puts it in the reaction > chamber under the bell jar. I think the "catalyst" is a red herring. Meaning Rossi's Ni contains naturally found isotopic ratios from the beginning of the process? Just verifying. I would speculate that maintaining a proper pressure within the reactor cell as it's being heated up might be a crucial factor as well. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
