On 17 August 2012 19:58, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > 5) Helium ash is often seen with Pd-D but no helium is seen with Ni-H. > > But have we looked for helium in Ni-H systems? I would doubt that because Ni-H is rather new way to produce excess heat and it is not well established. There are not much scientific papers published on Ni-H system and I would guess that there are zero scientific papers, where helium/tritium was searched from Ni-H system that sustained clear anomalous heat effect, such as Celani's cell.
My bets are still that both systems are based on light element fusion reactions. Also helium, helium-3, lithium and boron should be researched well. I think that the evidence for any transmutations of heavy elements is just too weak and erratic although it should be easily detectable e.g. from Celani's cell. –Jouni
