So they figured out the chemistry but not the reaction kinetics?

These are not chemical reactions. The coulomb potential is being overcome by an unknown mechanism to form new elements, He4 in this case from D + D. There are several theories on how this is happening, but to my knowledge nothing conclusive.

The reaction kinetics HAVE been figured out, at least within a range. There are so many experiments that justify LENR (Cold fusion by another name) its ridiculous. At the time that I was studying this I thought it was hubris and incompetence that caused LENR research to be shut down at every turn. With what I know now I am fairly certain it was the DS that caused it to enter "conspiracy theory" territory.

The amount of evidence for LENR is overwhelming, with enough proof to have started a full investigation from about 1995(ish) onwards (despite pressure against it). It was in my exploration of all the LENR experiments (and the obvious coverup) that I decided to pursue a degree in physics. Having more knowledge has only increased my confidence in this research.

I'm no physicist, but doesn't fission split the nucleus of an atom, and fusion involves combing two lighter nuclei to form a heavier one. This just look like a regular exothermic reaction.

The fuel spent v. heat created precludes any chemical process by many orders of magnitude in thousands of experiments.

In addition the primary exhaust of the D + D reactions was He4 + heat (at least when I was studying this quite a few years ago), which is the least common result in hot fusion D + D reactions. In fact, it is NEVER the result in D + D reactions. The closest is He4 + gamma, but the gamma observed in D absorbed palladium reactions was below ambient gamma (ambient + a little more) and far below the heat produced.

Somehow these reactions within the lattice were being transformed directly to heat, possibly through the creation of polaritons or lattice excitations.

As I said, its been a while since I was studying this, so things may have changed in the theories, but the evidence for LENR is overwhelming.

So they figured out the chemistry but not the reaction kinetics?

These are not chemical reactions. The coulomb potential is being overcome by an unknown mechanism to form new elements, He4 in this case from D + D. There are several theories on how this is happening, but to my knowledge nothing conclusive.

The reaction kinetics HAVE been figured out, at least within a range. There are so many experiments that justify LENR (Cold fusion by another name) its ridiculous. At the time that I was studying this I thought it was hubris and incompetence that caused LENR research to be shut down at every turn. With what I know now I am fairly certain it was the DS that caused it to enter "conspiracy theory" territory.

The amount of evidence for LENR is overwhelming, with enough proof to have started a full investigation from about 1995(ish) onwards (despite pressure against it). It was in my exploration of all the LENR experiments (and the obvious coverup) that I decided to pursue a degree in physics. Having more knowledge has only increased my confidence in this research.

I'm no physicist, but doesn't fission split the nucleus of an atom, and fusion involves combing two lighter nuclei to form a heavier one. This just look like a regular exothermic reaction.

The fuel spent v. heat created precludes any chemical process by many orders of magnitude in thousands of experiments.

In addition the primary exhaust of the D + D reactions was He4 + heat (at least when I was studying this quite a few years ago), which is the least common result in hot fusion D + D reactions. In fact, it is NEVER the result in D + D reactions. The closest is He4 + gamma, but the gamma observed in D absorbed palladium reactions was below ambient gamma (ambient + a little more) and far below the heat produced.

Somehow these reactions within the lattice were being transformed directly to heat, possibly through the creation of polaritons or lattice excitations.

As I said, its been a while since I was studying this, so things may have changed, but the evidence for LENR is overwhelming.

So they figured out the chemistry but not the reaction kinetics?

These are not chemical reactions. The coulomb potential is being overcome by an unknown mechanism to form new elements, He4 in this case from D + D. There are several theories on how this is happening, but to my knowledge nothing conclusive.

The reaction kinetics HAVE been figured out, at least within a range. There are so many experiments that justify LENR (Cold fusion by another name) its ridiculous. At the time that I was studying this I thought it was hubris and incompetence that caused LENR research to be shut down at every turn. With what I know now I am fairly certain it was the DS that caused it to enter "conspiracy theory" territory.

The amount of evidence for LENR is overwhelming, with enough proof to have started a full investigation from about 1995(ish) onwards (despite pressure against it). It was in my exploration of all the LENR experiments (and the obvious coverup) that I decided to pursue a degree in physics. Having more knowledge has only increased my confidence in this research.

I'm no physicist, but doesn't fission split the nucleus of an atom, and fusion involves combing two lighter nuclei to form a heavier one. This just look like a regular exothermic reaction.

The fuel spent v. heat created precludes any chemical process by many orders of magnitude in thousands of experiments.

In addition the primary exhaust of the D + D reactions was He4 + heat (at least when I was studying this quite a few years ago), which is the least common result in hot fusion D + D reactions. In fact, it is NEVER the result in D + D reactions. The closest is He4 + gamma, but the gamma observed in D absorbed palladium reactions was below ambient gamma (ambient + a little more) and far below the heat produced.

Somehow these reactions within the lattice were being transformed directly to heat, possibly through the creation of polaritons or lattice excitations.

As I said, its been a while since I was studying this, so things may have changed, but the evidence for LENR is overwhelming.

So they figured out the chemistry but not the reaction kinetics?

These are not chemical reactions. The coulomb potential is being overcome by an unknown mechanism to form new elements, He4 in this case from D + D. There are several theories on how this is happening, but to my knowledge nothing conclusive.

The reaction kinetics HAVE been figured out, at least within a range. There are so many experiments that justify LENR (Cold fusion by another name) its ridiculous. At the time that I was studying this I thought it was hubris and incompetence that caused LENR research to be shut down at every turn. With what I know now I am fairly certain it was the DS that caused it to enter "conspiracy theory" territory.

The amount of evidence for LENR is overwhelming, with enough proof to have started a full investigation from about 1995(ish) onwards (despite pressure against it). It was in my exploration of all the LENR experiments (and the obvious coverup) that I decided to pursue a degree in physics. Having more knowledge has only increased my confidence in this research.

I'm no physicist, but doesn't fission split the nucleus of an atom, and fusion involves combing two lighter nuclei to form a heavier one. This just look like a regular exothermic reaction.

The fuel spent v. heat created precludes any chemical process by many orders of magnitude in thousands of experiments.

In addition the primary exhaust of the D + D reactions was He4 + heat (at least when I was studying this quite a few years ago), which is the least common result in hot fusion D + D reactions. In fact, it is NEVER the result in D + D reactions. The closest is He4 + gamma, but the gamma observed in D absorbed palladium reactions was below ambient gamma (ambient + a little more) and far below the heat produced.

Somehow these reactions within the lattice were being transformed directly to heat, possibly through the creation of polaritons or lattice excitations.

As I said, its been a while since I was studying this, so things may have changed, but the evidence for LENR is overwhelming.

So they figured out the chemistry but not the reaction kinetics?

These are not chemical reactions. The coulomb potential is being overcome by an unknown mechanism to form new elements, He4 in this case from D + D. There are several theories on how this is happening, but to my knowledge nothing conclusive.

The reaction kinetics HAVE been figured out, at least within a range. There are so many experiments that justify LENR (Cold fusion by another name) its ridiculous. At the time that I was studying this I thought it was hubris and incompetence that caused LENR research to be shut down at every turn. With what I know now I am fairly certain it was the DS that caused it to enter "conspiracy theory" territory.

The amount of evidence for LENR is overwhelming, with enough proof to have started a full investigation from about 1995(ish) onwards (despite pressure against it). It was in my exploration of all the LENR experiments (and the obvious coverup) that I decided to pursue a degree in physics. Having more knowledge has only increased my confidence in this research.

I'm no physicist, but doesn't fission split the nucleus of an atom, and fusion involves combing two lighter nuclei to form a heavier one. This just look like a regular exothermic reaction.

The fuel spent v. heat created precludes any chemical process by many orders of magnitude in thousands of experiments.

In addition the primary exhaust of the D + D reactions was He4 + heat (at least when I was studying this quite a few years ago), which is the least common result in hot fusion D + D reactions. In fact, it is NEVER the result in D + D reactions. The closest is He4 + gamma, but the gamma observed in D absorbed palladium reactions was below ambient gamma (ambient + a little more) and far below the heat produced.

Somehow these reactions within the lattice were being transformed directly to heat, possibly through the creation of polaritons or lattice excitations.

As I said, its been a while since I was studying this, so things may have changed, but the evidence for LENR is overwhelming.

So they figured out the chemistry but not the reaction kinetics?

These are not chemical reactions. The coulomb potential is being overcome by an unknown mechanism to form new elements, He4 in this case from D + D. There are several theories on how this is happening, but to my knowledge nothing conclusive.

The reaction kinetics HAVE been figured out, at least within a range. There are so many experiments that justify LENR (Cold fusion by another name) its ridiculous. At the time that I was studying this I thought it was hubris and incompetence that caused LENR research to be shut down at every turn. With what I know now I am fairly certain it was the DS that caused it to enter "conspiracy theory" territory.

The amount of evidence for LENR is overwhelming, with enough proof to have started a full investigation from about 1995(ish) onwards (despite pressure against it). It was in my exploration of all the LENR experiments (and the obvious coverup) that I decided to pursue a degree in physics. Having more knowledge has only increased my confidence in this research.

I'm no physicist, but doesn't fission split the nucleus of an atom, and fusion involves combing two lighter nuclei to form a heavier one. This just look like a regular exothermic reaction.

The fuel spent v. heat created precludes any chemical process by many orders of magnitude in thousands of experiments.

In addition the primary exhaust of the D + D reactions was He4 + heat (at least when I was studying this quite a few years ago), which is the least common result in hot fusion D + D reactions. In fact, it is NEVER the result in D + D reactions. The closest is He4 + gamma, but the gamma observed in D absorbed palladium reactions was below ambient gamma (ambient + a little more) and far below the heat produced.

Somehow these reactions within the lattice were being transformed directly to heat, possibly through the creation of polaritons or lattice excitations.

As I said, its been a while since I was studying this, so things may have changed, but the evidence for LENR is overwhelming.

So they figured out the chemistry but not the reaction kinetics?

These are not chemical reactions. The coulomb potential is being overcome by an unknown mechanism to form new elements, He4 in this case from D + D. There are several theories on how this is happening, but to my knowledge nothing conclusive.

The reaction kinetics HAVE been figured out, at least within a range. There are so many experiments that justify LENR (Cold fusion by another name) its ridiculous. At the time that I was studying this I thought it was hubris and incompetence that caused LENR research to be shut down at every turn. With what I know now I am fairly certain it was the DS that caused it to enter "conspiracy theory" territory.

The amount of evidence for LENR is overwhelming, with enough proof to have started a full investigation from about 1995(ish) onwards (despite pressure against it). It was in my exploration of all the LENR evidence (and the obvious coverup) that I decided to pursue a degree in physics. Having more knowledge has only increased my confidence in this research.

I'm no physicist, but doesn't fission split the nucleus of an atom, and fusion involves combing two lighter nuclei to form a heavier one. This just look like a regular exothermic reaction.

The fuel spent v. heat created precludes any chemical process by many orders of magnitude in thousands of experiments.

In addition the primary exhaust of the D + D reactions was He4 + heat (at least when I was studying this quite a few years ago), which is the least common result in hot fusion D + D reactions. In fact, it is NEVER the result in D + D reactions. The closest is He4 + gamma, but the gamma observed in D absorbed palladium reactions was below ambient gamma (ambient + a little more) and far below the heat produced.

Somehow these reactions within the lattice were being transformed directly to heat, possibly through the creation of polaritons or lattice excitations.

As I said, its been a while since I was studying this, so things may have changed, but the evidence for LENR is overwhelming.

So they figured out the chemistry but not the reaction kinetics?

These are not chemical reactions. The coulomb potential is being overcome by an unknown mechanism to form new elements, He4 in this case from D + D. There are several theories on how this is happening, but to my knowledge nothing conclusive.

The reaction kinetics HAVE been figured out, at least within a range. There are so many experiments that justify LENR (Cold fusion by another name) its ridiculous. At the time that I was studying this I thought it was hubris and incompetence that caused LENR research to be shut down at every turn. With what I know now I am fairly certain it was the DS that caused it to enter "conspiracy theory" territory.

The amount of evidence for LENR is overwhelming, with enough proof to have started a full investigation from about 1995(ish) onwards. It was in my exploration of all the LENR evidence (and the obvious coverup) that I decided to pursue a degree in physics. Having more knowledge has only increased my confidence in this research.

I'm no physicist, but doesn't fission split the nucleus of an atom, and fusion involves combing two lighter nuclei to form a heavier one. This just look like a regular exothermic reaction.

The fuel spent v. heat created precludes any chemical process by many orders of magnitude in thousands of experiments.

In addition the primary exhaust of the D + D reactions was He4 + heat (at least when I was studying this quite a few years ago), which is the least common result in hot fusion D + D reactions. In fact, it is NEVER the result in D + D reactions. The closest is He4 + gamma, but the gamma observed in D absorbed palladium reactions was below ambient gamma (ambient + a little more) and far below the heat produced.

Somehow these reactions within the lattice were being transformed directly to heat, possibly through the creation of polaritons or lattice excitations.

As I said, its been a while since I was studying this, so things may have changed, but the evidence for LENR is overwhelming.

So they figured out the chemistry but not the reaction kinetics?

These are not chemical reactions. The coulomb potential is being overcome by an unknown mechanism to form new elements, He4 in this case from D + D. There are several theories on how this is happening, but to my knowledge nothing conclusive.

The reaction kinetics HAVE been figured out, at least within a range. There are so many experiments that justify LENR (Cold fusion by another name) its ridiculous. At the time that I was studying this I thought it was hubris and incompetence that caused LENR research to be shut down at every turn. With what I know now I am fairly certain it was the DS that caused it to enter "conspiracy theory" territory.

The amount of evidence for LENR is overwhelming, with enough proof to have started a full investigation from about 1995(ish) onwards. It was in my exploration of all the LENR evidence (and the obvious coverup) that I decided to pursue a degree in physics. Having more knowledge has only increased my confidence in this research.

I'm no physicist, but doesn't fission split the nucleus of an atom, and fusion involves combing two lighter nuclei to form a heavier one. This just look like a regular exothermic reaction.

The fuel spent v. heat created precludes any chemical process by many orders of magnitude in thousands of experiments.

In addition the primary exhaust of the D + D reactions was He4 + heat (at least when I was studying this quite a few years ago), which is the least common result in hot fusion D + D reactions. In fact, it is NEVER the result in D + D reactions. The closest is He4 + gamma, but the gamma observed in D absorbed palladium reactions was below ambient gamma (ambient + a little more) and far below the heat produced.

Somehow these reactions within the lattice were being transformed directly to heat, possibly through the creation of polaritons or lattice excitations.

As I said, its been a while since I was studying this, so things may have changed, but the evidence for LENR is overwhelming.