Michel wrote:
> Interesting! Are those results published somewhere Michael?
>
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> From: "Michael Foster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> > I use one of these, but not for semiconductors. I
> doesn't sputter, it deposits thin films by thermal
> evaporation, but in a more controlled fashion than simple
> filament evaporation. My "Knudsen Cell" is a
> special custom built (by me) version used primarily for
> high refractive index coatings.
> >
> > Back when I was still doing CF experiments I used it
> to deposit palladium on both Raney nickel and activated
> charcoal. So doing I got much better and more definitive
> results than Mr. Arata. I imagine this is because the
> palladium had never been exposed to air or water vapor
> before the introduction of deuterium.
No, I'm not a scientist and Mr. Park and his ilk have made sure you can't get a
patent on these devices. I don't keep the type of careful methodical records
necessary for a scientific paper so I haven't published anything. Furthermore I
lack any scientific degrees, so it's doubtful anyone would accept a paper from
me.
M.
