https://www.lenr-forum.com/forum/index. ... -2016-pdf/
The titel is;
Observation of Anomalous Production of Si and Fe in an Arc Furnace Driven Ferro Silicon Smelting Plant at levels of Tons per day
I did the reality-check for this, and this seems to be a real stuff;
http://www.indsil.com/palakkad-smelter/
And it's truly cant be a measuring problem, that some process produces systematically 4.27 tons / day material for 11 week period. It totals 328 tons, and means 1.5 truck loads per week.
Interestingly this observation fits very well to my independetly produced nucleosynthesis-theory, which I found out to be "just" a completed version of the Apher-Bethe-Gamow theorie;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpher%E2 ... amow_paper
Solving the problems of the missing "five" and "eight". Links to my working papers;
https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... ng_-Chemie
https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... esis_chain
The later link pages 14-16 provides the view to this particular issue.
Most propable source for Silicon is accoring to this idea is thus;
N-14 + N-14 = Si-28
and further for Iron; Si-28 + Si-28 = Ni-56
Which decays in 6 days to Co-56
Which decays in 77 days to Fe-56.
The only problem is here the decay time, but I think they are anyhow massivly shortended for new fusioned matter.
This seems to be even quite "known" process, as was propose in the first linked paper; "George Oshawa Steel"
http://amasci.com/freenrg/carbiron.html
But this expectation;
Can't be correct, as according to my understanding the source must be Nitrogen, and it's even very propable, as 78 % of air is Nitrogen. So The Coal and oxygen is most propably just providing the conditions to Nitrogen fusion. This is supported by this observation;"The Production of Fe (Iron) from C (Carbon) and O (Oxygen)."
And The applied formula: "2 6C12 + 2 8Ol6 >> (2 14Si28 28Ni56) >> 26Fe56"
It's very enjoyable to notice that the produced matter is cold. As this is exactly what my idea predicts.The applied electricity is the same as in the above methods.
During the process of transmutation, Ni (nickel) is temporarily produced. But it disappears very soon, for it is an isotope with a radioactive nature. The life of an Ni isotope is considered approximately 1/lOOOth of a second.
In these experiments, the degree of transmutation from C and O to Fe is approximately 5 percent to 20 percent immediately, with a larger percentage of transmutation occurring gradually in the air, which has the effect of cooling the metallic powder to below room temperature.
(Fusion is endothermic)
Even the Nickel and short decay was observed!
What is the EU approach to this issue? (Nucleosynthesis)
I believe this is not quite the idea, which is supported here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bang_nucleosynthesis