This reaction's "triple product" of density, temperature, and time is a generalization of the earlier Lawson criterion for it.
This reaction's "triple product" of density, temperature, and time is a generalization of the earlier Lawson criterion for it. Muons can catalyze this process by replacing electrons in hydrogen bonds, and the beam-target variety of this reaction loses too much energy to bremsstrahlung. Failing to account for the less-than-100% Faraday-efficiency in the (*) electrolysis of water led Pons and Fleischmann to falsely claim this process had occurred at room temperature, its "cold" type. This type of reaction is central to the CNO cycle and the proton-proton chain. For ten points, identify this process in which multiple atomic nuclei are combined.
This reaction's "triple product" of density, temperature, and time is a generalization of the earlier Lawson criterion for it.
nuclear {fusion}