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RobertBryant Replied to the thread LENR FAQ (for skeptics).
(Quote from JedRothwell)
Perhaps MIT did"average" the H2O and D2O with the same'averaging'
using unequal time spacing
but I am skeptical..,
Anyone got the original MIT data? for H2O versus D2O..in 1989 -
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RobertBryant Reacted with
to Curbina’s post in the thread Media/News/Video Library-No discussions please. New Paper from Hideo Kozima:
https://www.researchgate.net/p…sition-Metal-Hydrides.pdf
Abstract
Since the discovery of nuclear reactions in PdDx alloys in 1989, there have been accumulated very many experimental data sets showing existence of nuclear… -
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RobertBryant Replied to the thread LENR FAQ (for skeptics).
(Quote from Edo)
Mallove 1999 didnt say forged or fraud
"Some would characterize the data manipulation in the sixteen author MIT paper of 1989
as mere “data fudging.” We do notn mince words: the use of improperly handled scientific data to
draw in the… -
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RobertBryant Replied to the thread LENR FAQ (for skeptics).
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Fraud...is a bit much... just economical with the truth..
"averaging at 1 hour intervals" covers a lot of territory.. -
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to JedRothwell’s post in the thread Clean Planet Ltd (Japan) updates. (Quote from Alan Smith)
I was also amazed. I expect the people at Miura, Mitsubishi and the Japanese government are displeased. You will not hear anything from them. -
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RobertBryant Replied to the thread Where is the close-up video of Fleischmann and Pons boiling cell?.
(Quote from can)
its well known..I used to see foam in electrolytic cells...even Asahi''s hydrogen cells in 1985.. but it might be nice to see Icarus 9 fly again.. if someone has the time.money
I'm more interested in #Kreminna..right now..rather… -
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RobertBryant Reacted with
to can’s post in the thread Where is the close-up video of Fleischmann and Pons boiling cell?. (Quote from RobertBryant)
Preferably to some other more professional and established experimenter with better equipment and testing environment.
I initially cobbled up this test together on my desk just to show that under unusual electrolytic conditions… -
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RobertBryant Replied to the thread Clearance Items.
(Quote from JedRothwell)
"THH" is an unfortunate choice of moniker..
THH1 was good at rhetoric...but was not a scientist..
"“It may be quite true that some negroes are better than some white men; but no rational man,
cognisant of the facts,
believes… -
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RobertBryant Replied to the thread Clean Planet Ltd (Japan) updates.
(Quote from Alan Smith)
tm 5.24 we would like to aim mobile type car robot aeroplane...
the energy/wt ratio is a bit more than fission ... without the neutrons..
youtu.be/qOHoBwZX50Q -
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RobertBryant Reacted with
to Alan Smith’s post in the thread Clean Planet Ltd (Japan) updates. (Quote from THHuxleynew)
You have to bear in mind that Professor Iwamura is the academic end of a commercial enterprise, Clean Planet, Miura, and (somewhere in the background) the Japanese government and Mitsubishi Heavy Engineering all have a piece of… -
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RobertBryant Replied to the thread Where is the close-up video of Fleischmann and Pons boiling cell?.
Icarus9
What Biberian didn't mention was the poor reproducibilty
Too many variables in the electrolytic method?
https://www.newenergytimes.com…ults-of-Icarus9-ICCF6.pdf -
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RobertBryant Replied to the thread Where is the close-up video of Fleischmann and Pons boiling cell?.
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and then there is 1996 Icarus9. onceupon a time
. as related by Jean-Paul
youtube.com/watch?v=KEkgFfx0_wI -
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RobertBryant Reacted with
to Wyttenbach’s post in the thread Where is the close-up video of Fleischmann and Pons boiling cell?. Did anybody (of our clowns) read the original paper in electro analytical Chemistry 1990 287, p293?
OR even better the paper in ICCF3? that shows the graph (fig.8) of extended >3 hours heat production after cell is dry? -
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RobertBryant Reacted with
to Daniel_G’s post in the thread LENR FAQ (for skeptics). (Quote from THHuxleynew)
THH, I happen to think the vast majority of LENR reactions are real and a few more dodgy ones in the mix which I think is well known now.
BLP, Brillouin, certainly Mizuno, Biberian, Celani, just randomly in my head I missed many… -
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RobertBryant Reacted with
to Gregory Byron Goble’s post in the thread Where is the close-up video of Fleischmann and Pons boiling cell?. (Quote from THHuxleynew)
You should both do that. I guarantee it will be accepted for publication and critique. You do understand that, what you simply call the 'Simplicity Paper' does not base it's claims only on the video you and Ascolie65 argue about?
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RobertBryant Reacted with
to Gregory Byron Goble’s post in the thread Where is the close-up video of Fleischmann and Pons boiling cell?. Ascoli65 THHuxleynew
Erik Ziehm received his Doctoral Degree on this lineage. Write up your critiques, coauthor your observations of the 'Simplicity Paper' and submit them to Nature, or Physical Review for publication, not here please. 🥺 -
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RobertBryant Reacted with
to Alan Smith’s post in the thread LENR FAQ (for skeptics). (Quote from THHuxleynew)
Someone who is determined never to change their mind is only here for the arguments. They are often interesting, but not always based on any more than uniformed guesswork. -
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RobertBryant Replied to the thread Where is the close-up video of Fleischmann and Pons boiling cell?.
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there are other advantages to the gas-solid phase..versus electrolysis
1. current gas loading appears to favour almost vacuum to achieve low hydrogen concentration
.very difficult with a liquid water phase
2. solid … -
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RobertBryant Reacted with
to Curbina’s post in the thread Clean Planet Ltd (Japan) updates. (Quote from Alan Fletcher)
That's exactly what I meant, they were having trouble to capture the excess heat, and redesigned the system to be able to avoid that under estimation. -
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