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The following can be used in a U232 power battery United States Patent Application 20100061503 Kind Code A1 Popa-Simil; Liviu March 11, 2010 http://appft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PG01&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=%2220100061503%22.PGNR.&OS=DN/2...

Is radon from coal ash then also a significant problem? How would it compare to mine tailings for the same energy production? Not radon, uranium. My understanding is that trace amounts of uranium are distributed in coal deposits. The process of burning releases the uranium from the coal. The uraniu...

The Chinese are now mining coal ash piles for uranium. These piles assay out higher in uranium content than some uranium mines do. This is on top of the removal of half of those rad materials that were vaporized in the compulsion of coal and have already gone up the stack as smoke. Burning coal is s...

Mums the word; loose lips sink ships. There are a pack of hungry wolves out there always looking for red meat. I am sure that Bill Gates and his close pack of Microsoft friends will gladly add the polywell patents to their large but still growing collection of intellectual properties at low or no co...

For chemists, LENR opens up a new universe of possibilities. One of the important applications of LENR is the transmutation of fission waste into stable isotopic forms in very short time frames. Current experience in LENR research shows that when LENR transmutation occurs, the invariable result is a...

There are direct heat to electric conversion systems that when finely turned can extract electric power at 92% efficiency.

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http://www.inl.gov/pdfs/nantenna.pdf

Yeong E. Kim states the following: Experimental tests for metal particle size The first experimental test of the BEC mechanism for deuterium fusion with nano-scale Pd particles was carried out in 2002 with Pd blacks loaded by high-pressure deuterium gas [44] in our laboratory in the Physics Building...

There is a Catch-22 situation in LENR. The heat from the nuclear reactions reduces the probability of the nuclear reactions from occurring. Such behavior is not very conducive to the design of an efficient power production system. But the case for transmutation is another story. In like manor to LEN...

When many atoms are confined in a structure of a crystal a Bose Einstein condensates begins to form. Sounds like you're just spouting words you've heard and like the sound of. Where have you acquired this understanding of B-E condensates? Take a look at the work of this researcher as relates to the...

Axil said: I am interested in transmutation of elements through cavatation. Given the lack of evidence for that I suspected you may have gone off on an even wilder tangent. Evidently that is not the case. Let me give you some of my background thinking on this to explain myself. I currently believe ...

MSimon wrote:Axil,

Radiation breaking apart water molecules is not transmutation.

I certainly did not mean that. If I gave that impression, I did not communicate correctly. So I can prefect my communication skills in the future, what did I write that gave you that impression?

Simon, I think that was polywater. Which you do NOT get from a polywell! The business about biological systems transmuting elements has been around since about Pasteur's time. An old co-worker of mine burned a little DARPA money fiddling with it some years back, so I got to see what he was talking ...

It would be nice if we had some confirmation from German, Japanese, or American scientists. The Russians are not careful experimentalists. What was the experiment that created such a furor and was later discovered to be glass from the experiment container dissolved in water? Well the US researchers...

I am interested in transmutation of elements through cavatation. The experimental work done on this LENR subfield is mainly done in Russia. Radioactive elements (nuclear waste) are transmuted and stabilized in accelerated time frames using cavatation. This can be very useful in eliminating light wa...

Your opinion may be dated. There are many things going on in LENR. I hope you're correct (and I have no reason to suggest you're not). One thing about LENR that seems the most curious -- is the repeatably reaction that you speak of big enough to be exciting? Or, if not big, is there a theoretical r...