*Recently, Piantelli spent a lot of time informing MFMP on the all important matter of credibility in LENR experimental claims.*
*Principally about the HUGE amount of energy that can be stored in various forms of Hydrogen and that must absolutely be excluded before a threshold for anomalous heat is met. Below that threshold no meaningful conclusion could be had about anomalous heat.* *He talked about ionization, absorption, re-combination, para and ortho and various charge states etc. Just ionization energy of 1.008 g (1 mole of Hydrogen) is 1,312 kilojoules, the re-combination is 423 kilojoules and so on. Without a full account of the amount of potential hydrogen in a reaction, results are a fantasy and will not be taken seriously.* *A weak LENR system that operates at or near that observation threshold cannot use heat as a indicator of a positive LENR reaction.* *Other criteria must be used to mark the start of the LENR reaction. * *The nano-magnetic theory of LENR supports two other more sensitive indicators for the start of the LENR reaction.* *1 - onset of superconductivity which reduces the resistance of the heater wire circuit.* *2 - production of RF radiation as another energy emanation product of the LENR reaction.* *These two more sensitive indicators can be used to supply experimental feedback affording the capability to improve the LENR reaction in an experiment until anomalous heat greatly surpasses the heat detection threshold.* *All the recent TPR2 replication efforts have shown #1 above, and #2 has yet to be checked for.* On Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 11:58 AM, Peter Gluck <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Friends, > > i have just published (after some technical problems mea culpa) > a highly professional presenattion of the reproducibility problem > in LENR, due to Prof David Nagel- thanks for the permission! > > > http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2015/01/the-rproblem-and-info-for-jan-21-2015.html > > I am obsessed for more than 20 years with this problem, but it is the > obsession of a problem solver. > > Some nice LENR events...LEBNR marching on... > > Peter > > -- > Dr. Peter Gluck > Cluj, Romania > http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com >
