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Nuclear
transmutation processes of lead, silver, thorium,
uranium.
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Abstract.
The possibility to cause
nuclear transmutation of stable isotopes by means
of ordinary chemical reactions (1) suggested the possibility
to cause nuclear transmutation of unstable isotopes
(2).
A first series of experimental tests was made from
1993 to 1995 with positive results (3) .
In 1996 an industrial reactor was built in Canada
and sent to Italy for a new series of independent
tests at ENEA (Italian National Laboratories).
In these tests the production of Silver from Lead
was used as a driver of the nuclear transmutation
of Thorium and Uranium (4).
A new series of tests has been performed at the ENEA
Laboratories, starting October 1997.
Introduction.
After experiments made at
Texas A&M and Engelhard Laboratories in 1992 it
was clear, in my opinion, that Alchemy is an experimental
science.
As a consequence, following the Principle of Banality
(5),throughout my tests, I used one only method: "Solve
et coagula" (desolve and coagulate), together
with "the right fire and the favourable constellation"(6).
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