Hoyt A. Stearns Jr. wrote:
Hi Ed,
Michael Foster wrote:
same
conditions that Arata presents.
The well-known period of cathode loading in the CF electrolysis cells has
been shown to require the formation of micro-fissures in the palladium
before excess heat is produced. This makes a lot of sense because those
Getting back to the discussion that Robin and I were having about
proving the existence of hydrinos and dydrinos. You run the gas through
a Mills Cell and then load it into a cell like the one mentioned above.
You do the same thing with unprocessed gas, and observe the difference.
Now I have a second question, instead of regular electricity, you use
the output of a Bedini Motor. Another idea, take the aforementioned
energy and discharge it through an aqueous suspension of carbonaceous
material. I think you would be well advised to try that in a blast proof
hood.
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