Breakthrough on cold fusion, did someone let the cat out of the bag?

[helmut]

G'day Stefan and all,

I had thought about using palladium plated wire or plate but I am having trouble getting it done. Rhodium plating is no problem, all jewellery plating places do that but palladium is hard. Perhaps I am trying in the wrong places.

Hans von Lieven

Here It was planed to try several Spark Plugs (several Metals available) as Anode or Kathode because they are stabil by temperature
Just as idea
Helmut

[hansvonlieven]

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[hansvonlieven]

Helmut,

You need the catalytic action of the palladium for the process to work. Any one of the platinum group metals will probably work but palladium is deemed best.

Perhaps an osmium or iridium filament from a light globe will work? Worth a try maybe.

Hans von Lieven

[helmut]

Helmut,

You need the catalytic action of the palladium for the process to work. Any one of the platinum group metals will probably work but palladium is deemed best.

Perhaps an osmium or iridium filament from a light globe will work? Worth a try maybe.

Hans von Lieven

And what about this: Z?ndkerze NGK CR9EVX Gold Palladium

or:http://www.freepatentsonline.com/EP1268354.html

helmut

[hansvonlieven]

Sorry Helmut,

Never heard of a palladium spark plug, makes sense though, I have to check if I can buy one here in Australia.

Hans von Lieven