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Robert, Regarding attempts so see if a LEC would fog film, we have not checked for fogging of film. We had made arrangements with a dentist who gave us some reusable dental xray chips that we were going to place near the LEC cells which the dentist…

The attached "Lattice Energy Converter" (LEC) paper has been reviewed and approved for publication in an upcoming edition of the JCMNS. after some format changes to fit the journal. The paper documents the presentation at the LENR Workshop held in…

Thank you James Stevenson. Your contributions including the control experiments, replications, and publishing the results are outstanding. This is the scientific method at work. There can no longer be any doubt that these reactions are real. Thanks…

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You're correct that the LEC experimental results may not require a LENR reaction but we don't rule them out. However whatever is producing the experimental results is sufficient to produce those results. The open question is…

I agree with Shane that this thread is very interesting and I think will be very productive.

Metallurgy is definitely involved. Here's another interesting article that models lattice vibrations including the impact of vacancies.
A Model and simulation of…

I agree with by James’ suggestion to the group to think about how the gas is being ionized. I encourage everyone to start by reading the papers by Rout, et. al. from BARC that were published in the early 1990’s. They are available in the LENR-CANR…

I want to again thank James for his contributions. His replications plus the tests that he conducted to eliminate other potential causes are outstanding. Up to now, I am not aware of any serious scientist who has failed to replicate the LEC results. I…

This is an interesting article and thank you for bringing it to our attention but without more information, we don't know how to compare it to a LEC. In one LEC replication, a leak allowed some alcohol vapor to get inside. The voltage increased but we…

Thanks James. Regarding the question about treatment to apply to the working electrode after plating with Fe? I just tap it on a paper towel to knock some of the water off or lightly touch it with a paper towel and at most, let it dry for a couple…

I want to express my thanks an appreciation for the rigor that James Stevenson has used. Just as important as replicating our LEC results is proving experimentally that the LEC results can not be produced by bare electrodes or other means.
Also, a LEC…

I want to express my support and appreciation to James Stevenson for his approach and the experiments that he is conducting. By eliminating effects such as galvanism, we will be in a better position to defend our LEC experimental results. When new…