Heavy Watergate The War on Cold Fusion research pack

Heavy Watergate The War on Cold Fusion research pack Skeptics have written a hundred obituaries for cold fusion, the unprecedented "miracle or mistake" that burst out of Utah into the public arena on March 23, 1989, but despite many unanswered questions about what "cold fusion" is or is not, evidence for the phenomenon (or phenomena) is now much too compelling to dismiss. Some would call the scientific clues only provocative. I choose to say compelling. With an electric power supply hooked up to palladium and platinum electrodes dipped in a jar of heavy water spiked with a special lithium salt, chemists Martin Fleischmann and B. Stanley Pons were thought to have unleashed one of the wildest goose chases in the history of science. Now there is a significant possibility that they have discovered a quite revolutionary phenomenon that—along with hot fusion could conceivably turn the world's oceans into bottomless fuel tanks. Cold fusion is very likely to be real after all, although which aspects of it are valid remains in question. Despite many roadblocks that arose against confirming it as a new physical phenomenon, it is now here to stay. For a time, negative experiments and widespread skepticism seemed to have put cold fusion permanently on ice. Incredulity still runs deep. But cold fusion research is now very much alive in laboratories far and wide. It moves forward through those scientists with intense curiosity and courage to pursue these studies in the face of mountains of ridicule. It is now reasonably clear that fusion reactions that liberate energy— near but very peculiar relatives of nuclear processes that are the lifeblood of the stars—can occur at room temperature. There is no chance whatever that cold fusion is a mistake. There is the exceedingly remote possibility that "cold fusion" is a collection of many mistakes made in nuclear measurements of many different kinds, in heat measurements of great variety, and in all manner of control experiments. But to believe that hundreds of scientists around the world have made scores of systematic mistakes about the nuclear and nuclear-seeming anomalies that they have reported is to stretch credulity to the breaking point—to distort the meaning of scientific evidence to absurd limits. Cold fusion is not "pathological science" as many have charged, but for critics to continue to describe it as such or to ignore it completely is pathological. Current evidence suggests that nuclear processes are actually at work in what at first seemed to be merely table-top chemical experiments. This is absolutely shocking, and the root of widespread disbelief in cold fusion among scientists. There has been no more iron-clad principle separating chemistry from physics than that chemical behavior never leads to nuclear transformations. The tiny atomic nucleus has been inviolate to assault, but now it has been breached by the puffy electron cloud world of chemistry. You see, if the tiny, dense nucleus of an atom were blown up to the size of a golf ball, at that scale its attending fuzzy little electrons would orbit a mile away. Chemistry has only to do with how these distant electrons interact to make connections and disconnections among atoms. Atomic nuclei never become directly involved in chemical reactions and nuclei had not been known to react with one another except in extreme high-energy conditions. Though the occurrence of cold fusion phenomena at present is erratic, it might some day be tamed and made regular and useful. Many experimenters are finding specific conditions, not reported initially by Drs. Fleischmann and Pons (perhaps not even known to them at the time), that prompt the effects. Furthermore, cold fusion phenomena are now seen in very dissimilar but related physical systems: pressurised gas cells, electrochemical cells with molten metal salts, and metal chips and films alloyed with fusion fuel. ebooks Cold Fusion and the Future Jed Rothwell.pdf Mallove - Fire From Ice, Searching for the Truth Behind the Cold Fusion Furor, 1991.pdf The Science of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction Cold Fusion.pdf experiments A new Power Supply for the Cold Fusion Reactor by JL Naudin A Stirling engine powered with the Cold Fusion Reactor by JL Naudin A very simple CFR for producing BingoFuel by JL Naudin CFR v4.0 - Radiations measurements by JL Naudin Cold Fusion Reactor - Power measurements with a Power-Meter by JL Naudin Cold Fusion Reactor - Tests at LOW and MEDIUM Power with K2CO3 by JL Naudin Cold Fusion Reactor experimental tests results by JL Naudin Cold Fusion Reactor tests with Palladium by JL Naudin Cold Fusion Reactor v2.0 tests at High Power by JL Naudin Cold Fusion Reactor v2.0 tests with K2CO3 by JL Naudin Do it yourself - The CFR experiment by JL Naudin Do it yourself - The Enhanced CFR replication by JL Naudin Electrical power from the plasma ? by JL Naudin Full tests of the CFR v4.0 by JL Naudin Nano Fusion Reactor replication by the CNAM Simple test of calibration by JL Naudin Successful and independent CFR replication by Morgan H. and Marissa C. 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