ISSN 2227-3123
Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2021October 01, 2021 CEST
Radio frequency He4 and sonoluminescence photons are combined
Radio frequency He4 and sonoluminescence photons are combined
Roger Sherman Stringham,
Articles in Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2021
Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2021
- A Review of Negative LENR Experiments, Determining Why They Failed, and How They Impacted the FieldP.A. Mosier-BossL.P. ForsleyM.H. Miles
- Interpreting CR-39 Detectors used in Pd/D Co-deposition: Nuclear Generated Tracks or Artifacts?P.A. Mosier-BossL.P. Forsley
- Understanding Low Energy Nuclear ReactionsPéter KálmánTamás KeszthelyiDavid J. Nagel
- Erratum for JCMNS 27 (2018) 97–142, “Phonon-mediated Nuclear Excitation Transfer”Peter L. Hagelstein
- Nonrelativistic Reduction of the Phonon–nuclear Interaction for the One-pion Exchange Potential with Pseudovector InteractionPeter L. Hagelstein
- Reduction of the HD/3He Phonon–Nuclear Matrix ElementPeter L. Hagelstein
- Candidates for Near-Resonant Subdivision ExperimentsPeter L. Hagelstein
- Electrochemical Isoperibolic Calorimetry For D2O ElectrolysisMelvin H. Miles
- Development of weak Cold-fusion Engine Reactor (Fusine) Assisted by Molecular Chemical Reaction: Based on Focusing–compression of 1000 bar and 7000 K Due to Pulsed Supermulti-Jets CollidingTomotaka KobayashiRemi KonagayaKen NaitohYoshinari Wake
- Cavitation and Radio Frequency Stimulation of Water to Alpha Particle ProductionRoger Sherman Stringham
- Radio frequency He4 and sonoluminescence photons are combinedRoger Sherman Stringham
- High Impedance Aqueous Solutions Improve CF/LANR SystemsMitchell R. Swartz
- Visible Blue-White Scintillation by Energetic Charged Particle Emission From Ni Film Cathode in Light Water Electrolysis at Room TemperatureHiroshi Yamada
Stringham, Roger Sherman. 2021. “Radio Frequency He4 and Sonoluminescence Photons Are Combined.” Journal of Condensed Matter Nuclear Science 34 (1): 186–97. https://doi.org/10.70923/001c.72577.