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Polyneutrons as agents for cold nuclear reactions

Fisher, 1992

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6933609659257816239
Author
Fisher J
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Fusion Technology

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New nuclear reactions are described where polyneutrons exchange neutron pairs with charged nuclides, liberating substantial energy with only minor production of neutrons and tritium. It is postulated that polyneutrons are bound in a totally paired collective phase …
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