next time they can connect an espesso machine. Everyone will enjoy a great coffee: the little metallic flawor from Cu should give a great result ;-)
mic 2011/4/17 Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net>: > Hey Alan, > > All this talk about ways to fake the Rossi experiment got me to thinking > about a clever way which may not have been mentioned – or maybe I overlooked > it if it was covered already. > > Was hydrogen peroxide mentioned? And/or did anyone actually *taste the > water* in the first test ? > > BTW I do not think this demo was a scam, but this scheme could be worth > mentioning. > > It was not generally known at the time in January, but has been mentioned > since then - that the demonstration took place at a factory owned by > Leonardo. If he wanted to scam, Rossi could have altered the plumbing to one > faucet in that room only - to deliver a combustible clear liquid to fill the > containers. He may have filled the containers in the presence of the > assembled Professors, before the video started - so nobody would have given > a second thought it could be anything but eau de municipal. > > As I recall no one in Italy willing drinks tap water, but in the interest of > science – it could have happened. Hopefully we will hear that some brave > soul had the foresight (courage) to try to drink a bit of it – so that we > can eliminated this possibility too. If not, this opens up a way to get > quite a bit of combustible volume into play – more than the one liter. > > As you may know, there has been a major effort in China to convert coal to > liquid fuel – it is called CTL. Usually it is mixed alcohols. One company > which has done this remarkably well is known as the “Shenzhen Group”. I have > seen a video of a product that is colorless, odorless and water-based that > burns completely as if was alcohol, but does not have the volatile odor like > alcohol. In fact it was developed to be used indoors for heating and cooking > in open kerosene type heaters which are common all over Asia. The biggest > selling point is no smell and near zero monoxide - and this could be due to > peroxide content. > > Of course, anything over 30% peroxide would be the perfect scam since it > converts directly to steam. However, peroxide itself has a slightly > different appearance, so it would need to be a new kind of blend. > > Rossi would know of this, as EON his other company - is in the alternative > fuel business. > > Ever hear of the Swiss Rocket Man ? > > Sorry to bother you, if this has been covered. > > Jones
