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Non credunt, semper verificare
Mills has taken great lengths to look for nuclear signatures, and found none. He has even used heavy water, with the same negative results. Note that in muon catalyzed fusion, the muon (heavy) is much closer to the nucleus, and shields much more than the electron of a hydrino.
The safety of the end product, hydrino, depends I suppose. Dihydrino gas H2 is extremely stable and inert, moreso than, say, helium. However hydrino hydride, H-, as far as I recall, can combine with metals to form interesting crystalline compounds. But I don't know enough about this aspect to know if it would pose a risk to human safety.
1) that is your word on it what are the independent studies *cricket sound*
2) there would be a easy nobel price for a new state of hydrogen (or matter !) which would make mills stuff easy to finance , just think of the advertising and big company proposing him finance, yet he never tried to really get independent checks
3) etc...
This is so laughable I can#t imagine why anybody would dedefend this