Well Known Swedish Nuclear Scientist Will Attend October E-Cat Demonstration

Peter Ekström from the university of Lund is one of the scientist that Andrea Rossi will invite to attend the October E-Cat fusion demonstration.

Peter ekström is a very well renomated nuclear scientist and has previously been asked to analyze your machine.
If Peter ekström can confirme that the machine works after the demonstration there will no longer be any doubt around Andrea Rossi´s fascinating Fusor, i.e. E-Cat, invention.

Andrea Rossi has confirmed that Peter Ekström will get an invitation.

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  4. No E-Cat Fusion Units In Our Homes Soon!
  5. Rossi Has Remade All E-Cat Fusion Reactors With Good Results

3 Responses

  1. Brad Arnold says:
    August 4, 2011 at 4:08 am

    Please help Rossi validate his LENR Ni-H exothermic reaction. Spread the word to scientists all over the world to try this in their labs: Ni+H+KaCO3(heated above 70C at 22 bars pressure)=Cu+lots of heat. The problem has been that the only way to verify the legitimacy of the E-Cat is to watch it work. Now scientists can independently repeat the unintuitive formula and reaction. Rossi and Defkalion have a tremendous commercial advantage with a world patent pending and factories being built. What is needed is commercial partners who will license the technology to incorporate in cars, ships, heaters, air conditioners, portable generators, etc. Rossi is a modern day Prometheus!!

  2. timycelyn says:
    August 4, 2011 at 9:50 am

    Brad, where are u getting

    Ni+H+KaCO3(heated above 70C at 22 bars pressure)=Cu+lots of heat.

    from? As someone cautiously optimistic about this developing technology, I worry about the swirling fog of misinformation.

    As a chemist, I know that no such element as Ka exists in the periodic table.

    Is the above someone’s typo – do u mean:

    1. CaCO3 (calcium carbonate, limestone) or
    2. K2CO3 (Potassium carbonate) or
    3. KHCO3 (Potassium bicarbonate)

    Please explain.

    Thanks

    Tim

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