Comments on: European Patent Granted for Francesco Piantelli’s LENR Process

By: Joannes Van den Bogaert

Joannes Van den Bogaert — Thu, 31 Jan 2013 15:46:23 +0000

Reading the Piantelli patent you will become aware of the importance of the use of negative hydrogen ions (anions) H-
in the transmutation-reaction of nickel with hydrogen forming copper (Cu). A theory about said reaction is given on e-Cat Site
in the article “cold fusion catalyst”. Read also the articles
“Belgian LANR Patents” and “LANR by Coulomb explosion” for another type of “cold fusion” being lattice assisted nuclear fusion (LANR).

By: GreenWin

GreenWin — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 20:19:59 +0000

When you read of projects like this you better grasp the irrational fear the creeps into the mind of the energy cartels. They must START new projects forthwith, immediately to try to secure funding over the next 10-20 years. Thus we see desperate attempts at building new nuke, PV, wind, geo, hydro, even coal-fired power plants.

“When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on.”
― Abraham Lincoln

By: GreenWin

GreenWin — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 20:10:16 +0000

Out with the old (thinking) and IN with the new.

By: GreenWin

GreenWin — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 04:46:35 +0000

“Why we looked at Rossi´s e-cat? Rossi is the only one who claims to have a LENR device in the market. Nobody else makes this claim, that is why it pulls particular attention.”

However Dafkalion has just claimed they are entering the market starting with their new JV. Sure looks like a steaming pile…

By: GreenWin

GreenWin — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 21:08:21 +0000

Thanks to Iggy for this post early last year:

“Documented evidence for thermal energy observation
in nickel and hydrogen, in 1959.

This excerpt from Journal of American Chemical
Society, 81,5032 (1959). Research by R.J.Kokes,
and P.H. Anderson. They were studying adsorption
of hydrogen on Raney nickel and observed “strange
feature of exothermic reaction”. Perhaps if they
had done an elemental analysis or calorimetry
analysis they would have found thermal energy
generation in excess of any possible physical
chemistry reaction ( that is, a nuclear
reaction), but no one can fault them, in 1959, for
not doing an elemental analysis of the nickel
after the exothermic reactions. What they observed
predated the Piantelli work by 30 years, and the
Rossi catalyst by over 50 years.