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On Monday, Jan 27, 2003, David Rutherford wrote:
Therefore, in my opinion, using the current in the
determination of the energy is invalid, since it almost
entirely discounts the energy of the positive atoms.
Suppose a calorimetric experiment, similar to that
described earlier, was performed. Suppose the
outcome of the experiment is essentially the same
as that obtained from the "current method." Would
you still argue that the current method is not good?