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Originally Posted by Bash  ...of researchers at Penn State who are taking the discovery seriously: |
Bunkum !!!
Rustum Roy is not a Pennsylvania State University researcher, he’s a professor Emeritus, and an infamous contrarian.
Here’s his* paper,
“Observations of polarised RF radiation catalysis of dissociation of H2O-NaCl solutions”, published in Materials Research Innovations**, Volume 12, Number 1, 3-6 (March 2008).
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http://www.rustumroy.com/Scans/Obser...2%20is%201.pdf
* by R. (Rustum) Roy*, M. L. Rao, and John Kanzius
* and Roy’s website: ➥
Friends of Health
** Materials Research Innovations accept papers in all areas of materials research: metals polymers ceramics composites electronic materials and biomaterials. Papers may be experimental or theoretical and report on: -Synthesis of new phases or composites -New processes for making new materrials or for making them better faster cheaper "greener" -New characterization tools and their application -Properties of new materials -New devices based on new materials -New theories or correlations to explain observations
This journal-because of its super peer review procedures-is especially suited for the publication of results which are so new so unexpected that they are likely to be rejected by tradition-bound journals. This journal invites readers to submit papers covering nontraditional topics at the frontier of science and technology and their management. The journal will publish original papers of different length conference announcements and reports. It invites special reviews that link important current active areas to their roots in basic science.
Super peer review is based on reviewing the authors, not the particular piece of work. Moreover, that review can be done easily and on objective criteria. What is the major criterion? That the author (at least one) shall have published in the open, often peer-reviewed (!!) literature, a large (30-50 papers) body of work.
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