Nuclear and Atomic Physics

    

A Process for Making Nuclear Fusion Energy

Authors: R. Wayte.

A process is described for producing regular nuclear fusion at room temperature by compressing a deuteride mixed with catalytic material. The reaction is explosive beyond any possible chemical reaction for these materials. An attempt at explaining the nuclear processes in terms of soft X-ray emission has been made by deriving models of a deuteron and alpha-particle. Future development for commercial energy production is discussed.

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