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Cold Fusion Research: Models and Potential Benefits

Hurtak et al., 1998

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11503067988891424925
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Hurtak J
Bailey P
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Journal of New Energy

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Observations have been made of deuteron-deuteron fusion at room temperature during low- voltage electrolytic infusion of deuterons into metallic titanium or palladium electrodes. Neutrons with an energy of approximately 2.45 meV have been clearly detected with a …
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