User talk:Minhducthandan

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Small scale hydro link

The link you keep restoring to the article is not a good choice. It advocates one company's products. It sems to be mostly talking about wind, not hydro energy. Check out the WP:EL policy, please. --Wtshymanski 17:44, 27 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

File:AeroDynamicTHUMB.PNG listed for deletion

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February, 2009

Minhducthandan, you added a link to an article, Cold fusion, when you are apparently the owner of the web site you linked to. this is a violation of conflict of interest guidelines. Please, with respect to related topics, don't edit articles directly, but you may make suggestions on Talk pages.

However, as to your Talk page comment on Talk:Cold fusion, another editor removed it, and there was a little back-and-forth; I am one who restored it, in order to answer it, but it's true that, in the end, the comment isn't about Cold fusion. You seem to have misunderstood something: Sonofusion isn't Cold fusion, it is hot fusion; the collapsing bubbles (allegedly, the science is a bit fuzzy at the moment, and controversial) generate temperatures high enough to make hot fusion possible. On your web site, you mention "asphyxia" as evidence of helium generation. You should be aware that if you were generating enough helium to detect it with difficulty breathing, you'd have been vaporized. (Helium isn't toxic.) In cold fusion experiments, claims of helium generation exist, but the amounts are very small, even difficult to detect, allegedly commensurate with the excess heat. A very, very small amount of helium generated will produce a lot of heat! You might have been breathing hydrogen gas, perhaps (but normally a cell would generate both hydrogen and oxygen, I'd suspect that it's a breathable, even rich, mixture. But I don't know that for sure. Dangerous, though. One spark and flash! You'd be burned.

If you need assistance, please don't hesitate to ask. --Abd (talk) 18:53, 28 February 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Your recent edits

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File:HydroNeoAerodynamic.jpg listed for deletion

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