Ultrasonic / mechanical cavitation used to transmute matter

[ChileanOne]

I wanted to start this thread because years have passed since an Italian team of researcher published their first paper in a mainstream journal and no one has batted an eye.


They proved in that paper, and in two others published later, that energy applied to a fluid metal trough an ultrasonic vibrating electromechanical device induced transmutation.


This should have been major news, as this is completely impossible by any understanding of orthodox science, yet it happens and can be independently reproduced.


I will post the link to the three papers on transmutation induced in mercury by means of ultrasound (they refer to the same experiment but took three papers to publish the range of results, with different levels of peer review conditions).


https://www.researchgate.net/profile/F_Cardone/publication/285754907_Nuclear_metamorphosis_in_mercury/links/5777af9208ae1b18a7e438eb.pdf


https://www.worldscientific.com/doi/abs/10.1142/S0217979217501685


https://iscmns.org/2018/11/jcmnsv27/ (First article of the volume)




I will also post a Link to a more recent paper where they reported the effect of apparent reduction of radioactivity in a solution of Ni63, which is also achieved by transmutation of the elements by means of ultrasound cavitation.


https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s42452-019-1391-6


I will then post a video of one demonstration of the mercury transmutation by the Italian team.


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ-_T1nWqP0


Hope you enjoy!

[conradelektro]

Since Fleischmann and Pons cold fusion or cold transmutation is still elusive. Some try it with electricity in special solutions, some with cavitation and some in a plasma.

Let's hope it will work soon. The world would need it.

It would be difficult to do experiments at home.

Greetings, Conrad

[ChileanOne]

Cavitation can be induced at home with an ultrasonic denture cleaner. Here you can find an experiment that has compelling evidence of transmutation induced in a piece of indium foil using this method:


http://www.quantumheat.org/index.php/en/home/mfmp-blog/552-ultr-affordable-ultrasonic-driven-transmutation



The biggest hindrance to so called cold fusion or LENR has been the lack of acceptance of the existence of the phenomenon by mainstream, not the repeatability of the phenomenon.


In the case of ultrasonic or other means of mechanically induced cavitation, the main problem is that no one has ever taken the claims seriously enough to attempt replication.


The patent application of Ryushin Omasa for the use of his apparatus for creating more valuable metals starting from simpler chemical solutions has some impressive data of transmutation in cavitated solutions. I totally recommend taking a look. The effect is enhanced when the vibrating plates are plated with palladium and also when heavy water is added.


https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/5a/11/30/8ec98a558f3b83/US20180012673A1.pdf

[synchro1]

I believe the copper wire in my Spiral Quadfilar Toroid coil transmuted to selenium. The coil was Radio Shack speaker wire; All copper. After repeated very high speed Neo magnet sphere run ups, the wire turned dull silver in color and tougher to bend, more brittle. I really believe the quantum magnetic forces that caused the magnet sphere to actually gain several grams in weight while spinning, caused a transmutation of the copper metal wire!

I should have measured the weight of the coil before and after the run up. The coil probably gained weight along with the Neo magnet! Electrons were probably added to the copper's atomic shell. I can still compare the weights but it's obvious the metal is completely different just from sight and touch!

This process could be potentially catastrophic for the International commodities market. I believe different frequencies and materials may possibly transmute baser metal wire to gold or platinum.

[Paul-R]

...the wire turned dull silver in color and tougher to bend, more brittle.

It should be easy enough to snip off a bit of this wire and have it tested for selenium. Selenium is a standard medical blood test. You could try and dissolve a bit of the dull silvery stuff in a mild acid, neutralise it with a base and run it through a hospital blood test system. Do you know your doctor well enough to ask him or her to do this for you?