Tag: cold fusion
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Hot vs. Cold Fusion
Cold Fusion & Hot Fusion – The Differences The table highlights key distinctions between hot and cold fusion, thereby clarifying what cold fusion is not: It does not operate at millions of degrees Celsius, does not require high-energy particle collisions in plasma reactors, and does not need extremely high energy inputs. Attributes
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The Fusion Cell
A Fusion Cell in the context of cold fusion and nuclear science is an electrochemical device designed to create the conditions for possible nuclear fusion reactions at or near room temperature—commonly referred to as “cold fusion”. Core Design and Setup Experimental Goals and Principles Schematic Description Experimental Issues In summary, a Fusion Cell for cold
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Summary of the ICCF‑26 conference
ICCF 26 served as a dynamic platform for sharing the latest experimental findings and theories in LENR.
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Why hot fusion may never work
Scientists differentiate between hot fusion and cold fusion. Hot fusion is trying to bring the sun down to earth. Hot fusion requires temperatures of up to 150.000.000 degree celsius (ITER reactor), extrem vacuum or pressure and very strong magnetic fields. The aim is to bring hydrogen atoms or its isotops so close together that they
Impossible Fusion 