Jones, You had spoken about MoS2 or MoS3 as a possible eCat catalyzer.
Are you aware of this publishing? Hydrogen evolution catalyzed by MoS3 and MoS2 particles <http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2012/EE/C2EE02835B> They use anamorphous MoS2 or MoS" as a catalyzer of H2 -> 2 H reaction in aqueous environment. I didn't read it yet. Once I will have an 2 hours free, I will have a deep look at it. _____________________________________________ From: Jones Beene [mailto:jone...@pacbell.net] Sent: lundi 8 avril 2013 16:34 To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: [Vo]:Serendipity, Hexavalency and E-Cat In twenty years, the history of LENR may read something like the history of rubber tires ... and a mirror image of Goodyear's reputedly serendipitous discovery of vulcanization ... IF (big if)... ... it turns out that Rossi's ECat is a direct descendent of the Petroldragon reactor, which was originally employed to convert discarded tires to oil ... then we have come 360 degrees with serendipity. And ECat, in addition to, and in contrast to vulcanization, comes to the forefront as one of the luckiest breaks in the history of commerce. Goodyear : Rossi :: vulcanization : devulcanization Actually, if this scenario plays out - the underlying technology would likely be a hybrid of CANR in the context of CQM - using Mills' Rydberg energy levels but possibly not his entire theory. It is no accident that many catalysts used in the Bergius process are hexavalent, column 6, and Mills' catalysts - and since Bergius connects to Petroldragon, and then to hexavalency and then to CQM theory and f/H ... all one needs to do is "connect all of the dots" into a mind-blowing saga - is find out that yes, there was a known thermal anomaly in the Petroldragon reactor which Rossi went back to after the TEG fiasco in New Hampshire. Was there? Jones
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