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Rob Woudenberg Reacted with
to RobertBryant’s post in the thread The NEDO Initiative - Japan's Cold Fusion Programme. (Quote from Rob Woudenberg)
Perhaps nobody knows, as for copper-zirconia catalysts
In conclusion, zirconia phase composition clearly has a dramatic effect on the catalytic behavior of the final material; however, actually, the effect cannot be… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread The NEDO Initiative - Japan's Cold Fusion Programme.
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Beyond being a catalyst, Zirkonia dust probably indeed also serves to prevent sintering of the metal dust that is applied. -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Deuterium Energetics Limited.
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I was expecting you currently do 'gas only'. There is an increased number of positive phenomena that use Deuterium gas + catalyst(s) reported from many initiatives in the last few years.
I would not recommend any 'DYI home… -
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to jfloan173’s post in the thread Deuterium Energetics Limited. (Quote from Rob Woudenberg)
Gas phase only now. The D2O phase was as much me being cautious and it being simpler to start with. I hoped that D2O would be a rate limiter. It was. After getting more attuned to the reaction's characteristics, we only use D2… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread The NEDO Initiative - Japan's Cold Fusion Programme.
Interesting to see they use:
- Pd-Ni/zirconia combined with Deuterium
- Cu-Ni/zirconia combined with Hydrogen
I wonder what role zirconia has.
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to jfloan173’s post in the thread Deuterium Energetics Limited. Seldon spun off a new corporation, C3L. All activity past the initial discovery was done under the color of C3L. Seldon's business was strictly water purification, and C3L's business was strictly development of energy-related products. It can get… -
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to jfloan173’s post in the thread Deuterium Energetics Limited. (Quote from Rob Woudenberg)
Certainly. First point to be made was that the project was never abandoned. It was throttled both by the fact that we were self-funding, and by our inability to get the USPTO to understand that it didn't use electrolytes (they… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Deuterium Energetics Limited.
jfloan173 Thanks very much for your summary, much appreciated.
Can you tell whether the current focus is on gas (D2/H2) or on liquid (D2O/H2O) implementations? -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Deuterium Energetics Limited.
jfloan173 : Would it be possible for you to briefly summarize what happened with the discovery of Seldom Technologies between 2005 and current date? It seems it was abandoned for quite some years and it has been revived recently? -
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to can’s post in the thread Modern tiny water fuelled nuclear energy reactor. Regarding molecular hydrogen, even as far back as 1992:
Excited states of hydrogen emitted from a graphite diffusion source: Arrhenius behaviour
https://doi.org/10.1016/0301-0104(92)80080-F
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Deuterium Energetics Limited.
Like metal lattices, (modified) CNTs have capabilities of storing Hydrogen.
Question is whether CNTs play a role in converting Hydrogen into Ultra Dense Hydrogen. I would not cancel out that option.
I recall someone posting a rumor that also Norront Fusion… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Modern tiny water fuelled nuclear energy reactor.
@moderators: consider to merge this thread into the already longer existing thread dealing with Deuterium Energetics Limited. -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread Modern tiny water fuelled nuclear energy reactor.
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to SERGEI’s post in the thread About how laser fusion was born of the cold. -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread US Navy (SPAWAR)/Global Energy Corporation/LENR.
Unknown how they see upscaling. For example a private home unit would require about 10KW power capacity.
All fusion reactions of this 'lattice confinement fusion' occur within a metal lattice. With KW power generation how would this be done without… -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread US Navy (SPAWAR)/Global Energy Corporation/LENR.
(Quote from Max Nozin)
The fact that this gets attention. LENR-alike energy solutions yet have to prove it excistance to a bigger audience. -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread US Navy (SPAWAR)/Global Energy Corporation/LENR.
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Interesting hint to Ultra Dense Hydrogen at the end of the video! -
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Rob Woudenberg Replied to the thread New Hydrogen / Deuterium flux through Metal Experiment by Hang Zhang.
Maybe I am wrong but I see some similarity with a hollow anode patent application of Montgomery Childs (Aureon Energy) which indicates gas flow through the metal layer of such hollow cathode, although Zhang does not apply high voltage to obtain plasma.