Silicon cluster Subject

Kenneth and Steve Shoulders report an experiment in which a previously deuteron-loaded palladium cathode was subjected to the impact of a charge cluster [22]. Where the charge cluster impacted the deuteron-loaded palladium a visually-evident, explosive-like reaction occurs (Fig. 8). The palladium cathode was then subjected to an X-ray analysis of the impact crater (see chart in Fig. 8). Typically, the X-ray analysis shows a considerable number of elements not seen when scanning the nearby palladium surface. Such elements as oxygen, calcium, silicon, and magnesium are detected in the exploded region where a charge cluster impacted the palladium. 

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