Thursday, March 17, 2016

MAR 17, 2016 LENR: TWO SHORT COMMENTS PLUS SOME INFO

MOTTO

Panem et certanitatem!

freely translated as "Energy and certainty!- what the LENR community wishes now.
No "circenses"- we don't need any more circus(es) by Jove!

DAILY NOTES

a) Retirement - for a great researcher it means working more freely and creatively but just usually for less money
Time is running and does this even to the best of us- I was informed yesterday that Mike McKubre has resigned from SRI on March 4 this year (after 37.5 years) and is now semi-retired in his native New Zealand. A first class experimenter, a wise and open minded LENR thinker one of the best speakers in the field. I have a sincere admiration for Mike and I hope his fractionary retirement will decrease from 1/2 to 1/20.
Due to him SRI was a strong citadel of valuable Cold Fusion- LENR work, so I have asked Mike to publish somewhere his conclusions of the work done there and his prediction., helping us all to learn. Thanks in advance.

b) Ed Storms' presentation is a MUST LISTEN- see please 3) below. He had a very difficult task but coped really well with the situation, answered spontaneously and synthetically- I have even forgotten that I disagree with more aspects his LENR ideology  and theory. It is pleasant duty to congratulate him.
Typical for Spring 2016- the discussion has included very fast the works of Andrea Rossi- considered as a central, game changing personality in LENR- Ed spoke about him in a positive, well documented wise manner. See also:
From Ruby Carat about the Storms interview:
http://lenrexplained.com/2016/03/storms-on-the-space-show/

DAILY NEWS

1) LENR Sweden- Community
https://www.facebook.com/lenrsweden/


2) LENR LANR Cold Fusion You Can Trust
Posted on 17 March 2016 by E.M.Smith
It Looks Like It Is Proven To Work

3) From David Nygren: 
Now online, listen to interview with Ed Storms .t

4) A really good and smart (fine audio too!) presentation by MFMP:

5) The "La Tribune paper - Nuclear cold fusion- the hope for green nuclearists translated in Russian

Статья на русском в "La Tribune" Холодный ядерный синтез, надежды «зеленых» ядерщиков


6) This is about Dean Sinclair's Theory and Cold Fusion (sent by the author)
Comment on Cold Fusion from the View of the Oscillators-in-a-Substance Model

Understanding the dehydrogenation process of MgH2 from the recombination of hydrogen atoms
Lishuai Xie, Jinshan Li, Tiebang Zhang, Hongchao Kou

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0360319915318802
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
Available online 12 March 2016
Highlights
Rate limiting steps for desorption of MgH2 are elucidated by control experiment.
The addition of Mg serves as nucleate precursors during desorption of MgH2.
Ni is more effective than Mg to decrease the desorption temperature of MgH2.
H atoms recombination accounts for the desorption of Mg nano hydrides.
Abstract
An experimental investigation of the rate limiting steps for the desorption of magnesium hydrides is performed in this work to clarify the factors and corresponding mechanism determining the dehydrogenation process of MgH2. The effects of Mg nucleation and hydrogen atoms recombination on the desorption performance of MgH2 are investigated by ball milling MgH2 with Mg powders and Ni powders. The comparison between the effects of nucleate precursors and hydrogen atoms recombination is carried out by control experiment with metallographic observation and kinetic data analysis. The results show that the addition of Mg is mixed with MgH2 at the atomic scale and favors the nucleation of metals during dehydrogenation of MgH2, e.g., the activation energy is decreased by 10 kJ/mol with the addition of 10wt.%Mg. Ni improves the desorption kinetics to a great extent by accelerating the recombination of hydrogen atoms. The recombination of hydrogen atoms on the surface of newly formed metals limits the desorption process more considerably than the nucleation of Mg. The dehydrogenation kinetics of MgH2 can be significantly improved with the addition of nucleate precursors Mg and catalyst Ni powders.

Advanced energy storage material gets unprecedented nanoscale analysis


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