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- Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 04:32:14 GMT
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- While I have just zapped Jed Rothwell's list of good experiments, let me point
- out that I don't find the negative experiments all that good either.
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- If we assume that as McKubre says, that essential conditions are 1000+ running
- hours, and 200+ ma per sq cm, then almost all negative experiments are
- eliminated. If we add a need for Si or Al or B, then we may eliminate them
- all! Someone remind me of a negative experiment that achieved high D/Pd
- loading, ran for 1000+ hours, ran at 200+ ma, and had traces of Al, B, or Si?
- Oh yes, add 1% or better sensitivity or eonugh runs to get a hot one.
-
- So I think the jury is still out.
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- Tom Droege
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