Letters to
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23, 2003
Dear Editor:
Attached as
a Microsoft Word 2000 document is a Letter to the Editor, subject as
above.
It is a
significant comment (addition) to Bennett Daviss' timely article,
"Reasonable doubt," New Scientist,
177,
36-43 (29 March 2003).
In the letter, we give a mechanism explaining how and why nuclear
transmutation reactions in cold fusion can and do occur, and we cite
rigorous proof (both experimental and theoretical) that the basis for
the mechanism does indeed exist and produce "reactions that run
backwards". We explain clearly why the usual high temperature and high
energy are not necessary to produce fusion, whenever thermodynamic
transient fluctuations occur at sufficient level and for sufficient
duration. We cite the proof, both theoretical and experimental, that
such "reversal zones" do indeed occur in electrolytes, for very
significant volume levels and for up to two seconds.
I hope you find the letter of interest and important to your readers.
Also, my congratulations to Bennett Daviss for a job very well done.
Best wishes,
Thomas E. Bearden Tom Bearden
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