A close approximation to it was reported by the German scientists Paneth and Peters, who observed spontaneous catalysis in which hydrogen absorbed through palladium produced helium. The major obstacle to it is the electrostatic repulsion between nuclei, and the best current approach to overcome it is the meson-catalysed method. Great interest surrounded its supposed discov
A close approximation to it was reported by the German scientists Paneth and Peters, who observed spontaneous catalysis in which hydrogen absorbed through palladium produced helium. The major obstacle to it is the electrostatic repulsion between nuclei, and the best current approach to overcome it is the meson-catalysed method. Great interest surrounded its supposed discovery by Pons and Fleischmann at the University of Utah, but the results proved to be unrepeatable. FTP, what is this elusive nuclear process that can be performed at room temperature?
A close approximation to it was reported by the German scientists Paneth and Peters, who observed spontaneous catalysis in which hydrogen absorbed through palladium produced helium.
cold fusion