Quote from: chessnyt on September 19, 2011, 10:15:14 PM
“Did I take chemistry at all?”.  Okay.  I have to obviously say yes because it’s true but do you not feel foolish for making the assumption that I had not taken chemistry?  When you assume, you make an “ass” out of “u”, not me. 

Now that we have that out of the way, there is more energy out than was put in at the start.  Can you follow my chemistry or is your brain so completely saturated that it can’t absorb such deep concepts?

Now I have a question for you, pompous ass.  What is the catalyst Mr. Rossi is using in his process?  (and don’t say Nickel) Impress me Mr. assumption...

first of all, there is no cold fusion taking place, it is a simple Hydrogen getting process, this is why fleshmen and Pons did not succeed in their so called cold fusion device, I seen the experiment and the copper sensor did not detect any neutron radiation, there is no cold fusion taking place, it is a simple hydrogen getter catalyst reaction but the nickel since it doesn't have the required heat to desaturated the nickel from Hydrogen it will remain saturated until the required energy is available to do so.

if you actually took chemistry you would already know what reaction is truly taking place, you do not.

cold fusion has been known for 2 decades and every attempt has failed to bring it to light. it's a pipe dream. it is no different here.

I am all for a system that has no moving parts to generate electrical needs, it is just that this technique is incomplete and the formula needs to be greatly enhanced not with nickel, palladium, Platinum(Nickel Group), there is more elements that are needed to complete the process. these elements are a member of the hydrogen getter family.

Here's a tissue, you'll need it.
Jerry

Quote from: onthecuttingedge2005 on September 19, 2011, 10:22:10 PM
first of all, there is no cold fusion taking place, it is a simple Hydrogen getting process, this is why fleshmen and Pons did not succeed in their so called cold fusion device, I seen the experiment and the copper sensor did not detect any neutron radiation, there is no cold fusion taking place, it is a simple hydrogen getter catalyst reaction but the nickel since it doesn't have the required heat to desaturated the nickel from Hydrogen it will remain saturated until the required energy is available to do so.

Here's a tissue, you'll need it.
Jerry

Well Jerry.  I never said it was cold fusion but of course you would have noticed that IF YOU WOULD HAVE BOTHERED TO READ THROUGH THE ENTIRE THREAD before making another bonehead assumption.
And just like I thought, you can’t answer my question regarding the catalyst.

What exactly are you “on the cutting edge” of?  Another fart?  Hmmmmmm…..  the only thing you’re on the cutting edge of is making a bigger fool of yourself making all these blind assumptions.  You better save the tissue for yourself because you’re on the cutting edge of more gas.


Chess

Quote from: chessnyt on September 19, 2011, 10:36:10 PM
Well Jerry.  I never said it was cold fusion but of course you would have noticed that IF YOU WOULD HAVE BOTHERED TO READ THROUGH THE ENTIRE THREAD before making another bonehead assumption.
And just like I thought, you can’t answer my question regarding the catalyst.

What exactly are you “on the cutting edge” of?  Another fart?  Hmmmmmm…..  the only thing you’re on the cutting edge of is making a bigger fool of yourself making all these blind assumptions.  You better save the tissue for yourself because you’re on the cutting edge of more gas.


Chess

what is it that you can not learn from I than the internet itself? I am a hard core researcher of the internet, I do have college level chemistry under my belt, I can tell with out a doubt that you didn't complete very much chemistry if at all. if you did you would not be arguing with what I said to you. a chemist understands the process of Nickel and water experiments, I did this experiment in High school.

here is a sixth grade experiment.

1. take 5 nickels.
2. 2 bowls
3. bowl A. as we will call it will contain 500mL of water and five nickels not touching each other.
4. Bowl B. will contain 500mL of water and no Nickels.

place both bowls in a cool dry dark place.

results. see what bowl (A. or B.) loses their water first.

also, your result of being hurt by my words means you are weak minded, try absorbing it and actually throwing out some useful information that applies to the topic.

I have been following the topic of cold fusion for 20 years now, It is dead in the water as we speak.

Jerry

Quote from: onthecuttingedge2005 on September 19, 2011, 10:49:24 PM
what is it that you can not learn from I than the internet itself? I am a hard core researcher of the internet, I do have college level chemistry under my belt, I can tell with out a doubt that you didn't complete very much chemistry if at all. if you did you would not be arguing with what I said to you. a chemist understands the process of Nickel and water experiments, I did this experiment in High school.

here is a sixth grade experiment.

1. take 5 nickels.
2. 2 bowls
3. bowl A. as we will call it will contain 500mL of water and five nickels not touching each other.
4. Bowl B. will contain 500mL of water and no Nickels.

place both bowls in a cool dry dark place.

results. see what bowl (A. or B.) loses their water first.

also, your result of being hurt by my words means you are weak minded, try absorbing it and actually throwing out some useful information that applies to the topic.

I have been following the topic of cold fusion for 20 years now, It is dead in the water as we speak.

Jerry

What’s the matter, Jerry?  Do you really think people here are too stupid to realize that you are dodging my question?  Your last two replies are both poor attempts to avoid my question.  Very clumsy, Jerry.  Try a third reply?

Quote from: chessnyt on September 19, 2011, 11:00:45 PM
What’s the matter, Jerry?  Do you really think people here are too stupid to realize that you are dodging my question?  Your last two replies are both poor attempts to avoid my question.  Very clumsy, Jerry.  Try a third reply?

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you have no question honorable enough or worth answering, you are following a dead end road, period. enough said.