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^"transcript of speech".
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^Scerri, Eric (1 November 2009), "Finding francium" (PDF), Nature Chemistry, In Your Element, 1 (8): 670, Bibcode:2009NatCh...1..670S, doi:10.1038/nchem.430, PMID 21378961, Dozens of papers were published on this effect, including a number of studies arguing that it was spurious. These days the Allison effect is often featured in accounts of pathological science, alongside the claims for N-rays and cold fusion
^Krippner, Stanley; Friedman, Harris L. (2010). Debating Psychic Experience: Human Potential Or Human Illusion? (illustrated ed.). ABC-CLIO. p. 151. ISBN978-0313392610火星の運河、N線、ポリウォーター、常温核融合などのいわゆる「発見」といった病的な科学の典型的な事例はすべて、科学文献に数十もの論文が掲載され、現象の現実性を証明するものの、実際には完全に幻想であることが判明するという事実を証明しています