From: Orionworks - Steven Vincent Johnson
What I find interesting is that according to Mills there is
no known chemical reaction that is capable of generating soft X-Rays. Are
you aware of any chemical reaction that can? X-rays show up in electrochemistry but not normal redox. Photoactivated chlorine is reported to produce x-rays. Arc welding is capable of soft x-rays. Mills is running an electrochemical reaction through and arc welder and one of his catalysts is chlorinated. The anomaly, if there is one, would depend on the details. Soft x-rays are shielded by glass or even plastic. Since observers at the demo are not being protected, we can assume the radiation is being shielded by transparent materials. I have not yet seen firm data for net power-in versus net power-out from the solar cells. If anyone has that datum, please post it. Jones
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