Professor Emeritus of the Department of Physics at the University of Bologna, Sergio Focardi contributed to the development of the E-cat, the amazing device that produces energy in a process that it’s still barely known.

In his TedX Bologna speech, Sergio Focardi speaks about his first experiments with Andrea Rossi and how they found a way to produce heat with Ni and H. He shows an image of the E-cat and the first E-cat plant. He explains about the nuclear reactions that happen inside the reactor, speaks about copper as a bypass product of the process and about the little quantity of gamma rays (shielded with lead) and no neutrons that should confirm the theory of cold fusion.

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