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- From: vnoninski@fscvax.fsc.mass.edu
- Subject: Re: S.Jones' posting of Notoya's data
- Message-ID: <0096386E.6EC412A0.22531@FSCVAX.FSC.MASS.EDU>
- Sender: scott@zorch.SF-Bay.ORG (Scott Hazen Mueller)
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- Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 05:51:02 GMT
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- Dear Colleagues,
-
- S.Jones should be advised that, if we are to believe the figures he himself
- posted today, the *heating* power of Notoya's electrolysis cell
- (3.4V-1.48V)x0.6A=1.15 W remains lower than the input power in the control
- cell, 3.0Vx0.6A=1.8W, even after the student "moved clips from power supply
- about 5cm closer to the cell on very thin lead entering the control cell ...".
-
- Thus, even after the "correction" the temperature of the electrolysis cell
- should be expected to be lower than the temperature of the control cell. This
- is contrary to what was reported to have been observed by many in Nagoya !
-
- Therefore, the easy solution S.Jones offers to the Notoya puzzle is invalid.
-
- Truly yours,
-
- Vesselin Noninski November 12, 1992
-