Patents can be amended I believe.

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No it is not. If it were we would have a fully-fledged tech up and running by now, financed by the military.

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I do not know anything about this Cavitation Energy Systems company in Florida.

Anyone interested in cavitation should read the papers by Roger Stringham, such as:

https://www.lenr-canr.org/acrobat/StringhamRwhenbubble.pdf

here is my slides in ICCF22. Excess Energy from a Vapor Compression System 0911rev.pdf

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He originally claimed he was doing cold fusion, especially at the MIT presentation. I am sure his experiments back then were cold fusion. I have no idea what to make of the present experiments.

See:

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They might be. There are some resemblances. Assuming they are both real. That remains to be seen when a theory emerges (if ever).

Mills himself has waffled on this, saying he does not think cold fusion is real. Of course,…

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The only way to a theory is to produce the reaction. No reaction means there is nothing to study.

In the past, people have looked for nuclear mechanisms and nuclear evidence in cells that did not produce measurable excess heat. This…

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I disagree. No heat means there is no cold fusion. "Heat is the principle signature of the reaction. - Fleischmann. If "nuclear-centric" means looking for neutrons, it is a dead end.

ICCF22 playlist

This does not work well. It gets tagged as "media" and plays here. You want to link to:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v…du9RBqvUxxOpoO2GSquUjzn2r

youtube.com/watch?v=sv7Ssx1Gju…du9RBqvUxxOpoO2GSquUjzn2r

Discussed here ICCF-22 Presentations

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Good. Thanks for reposting.

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We discussed this back in July, when the R20 paper was first posted. Here's what I wrote in reply to Jed's earlier comment:

Mohs hardness refers to the scratch resistance - the ability of harder material to scratch softer material.…

Andrea Rossi Granted Patent for E-cat

https://www.newsanyway.com/201…granted-patent-for-e-cat/

(I kid you not. That's what it says.)

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You are over simplifying and mocking the issue with your example, but I am perfectly aware such a thing can never be proved as it enforced in such a way that is Impossible to prove the link between the dots. There will be always…

Prof. Huang: Have you been in touch with the people at Hydrodynamics? They have not discussed the excess heat from their devices for many years.

Yes, a big welcome to the Professor. We are delighted to have the chance to discuss your work here.

I’d like to welcome Professor bjhuang who has joined the forum. It’s an honor to have him here.

Dear Professor, we have members here with access to SEM /EDAX equipment for analyzing samples. You were asked after your presentation if you had found…

Describes both work-hardening and annealing in Pd/Ag alloys - but pure Pd behaves the same way.

Rolled thin Pd and Pd–Ag membranes for hydrogen separation and production

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Show more https://doi.org/10.1016/S0360-3199(99)00044-0Get…

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I believe someone did this. Also, they looked up the hardness of Pd and found that it varies more than we realized.

Some people have reported that the Pd is so hard, it does not rub off onto the Ni mesh. Ashraf Imam suggested that annealing Pd for two hours at 650 C will soften it. An inert atmosphere, like argon, ought to be used for the annealing to avoid oxidation.

The strange thing about ROSH device principle is, it repeats itself in many, at least two dozens of another patents of all countries. The problem with replication of ROSH device is similar to Jed Rothwell's problems with scientific replication of…