https://phys.org/news/2019-03-quantum-fuel-cooling.html

Could the quantum freezing effect of entangled pairs mentioned above be the 
hidden factor in anomalous heat?... if you are freezing a region under 
observation than you are "transporting" the heat to wherever the other half of 
each entangled hydrogen pair has migrated. Perhaps an accidental quantum effect 
of thermal instrumentation and hydrogen loaded metal regions to self-segregate 
as a result of observing or recording the data, The cold region has to be 
balanced by transporting the heat to entangled hydrogen elsewhere in the larger 
entangled region randomly creating hot spots, as the article says this action 
equates to a Maxwellian demon. Like many of the suggestions in this forum wrt 
to duty factor and resonance the article refers to a cooling engine that can 
only be exploited by specific frequency /duty factors to produce energy from 
the created reservoirs. It would explain the difficulty of LENR reproductions 
if the success of an LENR experiment actually requires instrumentation of 
material in a quantum state, the measurement forcing entangled pairs to 
transfer quanta with the observed region always steering heat away.

Fran

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