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To: Ptaskmaster who wrote (29)	9/16/1999 11:36:00 PM
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Palladium in cold fusion research. This scientific paper containing data relevant to sonofusion and cold fusion was presented at the March 1998 meeting of The American Physical Society: __________ [U26.02] Experimental Evidence of Radiationless Aneutronic Nuclear Fusion in Metal Deuterides Russ George (E-Quest Technologies, 3309 Alma St., Palo Alto, CA 94306) In experiments conducted beginning in 1989 we (http:// www.hooked.net/\sim \ rgeorge/sonof.html) have observed anomalous heat production and associated helium isotope production from novel experiments using high energy ultrasound and associated cavitation to load deuterium and hydrogen into metal lattices to high stoichiometric ratios. Monitoring of the experiments, which produce tens to hundreds of watts of anomalous heat and 10 ^1^7 atoms of helium, for radiation (neutron and gamma) has revealed no penetrating emissions. Arata and Zhang(Y. Arata and Y-C Zhang, Proc. Japan Acad. 73B), 1 (1997). have observed the same by-products, also with no high energy particles, in Pd powder that had been electrolytically loaded with D under pressures of 500-5000 atm. Both the ultrasonic and electrochemical methods described here are highly reproducible and repeatable techniques which readily produce these reactions upon demand. Many theories have tried to explain these phenomena including the theories of Scott and Talbot Chubb (S.R. Chubb and T.A. Chubb, talk presented this this session.). aps.org ------------------- This "1998 paper was the first paper the American Physical Society has accepted that presents data showing proof of 'sonofusion and cold fusion'" according to the author (http://www.rsrch.com/saturna/).