Cold Fusion?

Question

how do I make a cold fusion rector, my electric is getting way too expensive, I could keep it in my shed right?

I think the government would tax it, you could put one in a car, no more petrol needed, I thought they nearly did a few years ago??

karen go away in short jerky movements, the question was designed so some clever people would explain it to me, and im happy to say that it worked.

Answer 1

The theory of cold fusion in the P/F expt is based on the affinity of Palladium for absorbing hydrogen, including its isotopes, deuterium and tritium. The theory is then by some mechanism as yet not clearly specified, the palladium lattice 'constricts' the D particles overcoming coulomb (++) repulsion so that the strong nuclear force takes over, initiating fusion.

D+D> He(3)+ n(eutron). Results have been mixed, and seemingly difficult to reproduce.
Why not go for muon catalized fusion?
A muon is a -ve particle about 200 electron masses. It's 'lifetime' though is about 2micro seconds.It will bind an exotic nucleus like DT sufficiently close to cause the fusion reaction to occur with a large probabiliy
Muon+D+T> He(4)+ n(eutron)+muon. the change in rest-mass is eqiv to about 2x10^-13J/fusion.
Here's the tricky bit- the nascent He nucleus(alpha particle) will 'mop' up the muon, preventing further reactions. What you need is a synchronised electric field to sweep these species clear Then you might have the basis of an exothermic fusion reactor.
Oh, and better to make it a steel and concrete lined shed! Good luck!

Answer 2

oftentimes, fusion occurs merely whilst it is somewhat somewhat warm. Nuclei could desire to have dissimilar and dissimilar kinetic potential to triumph over the repulsive electromagnetic stress between them to reason fusion in the 1st place, and which potential it desires to be extremely heat. the belief at the back of chilly fusion is this repulsive stress could desire to by some potential be triumph over at lots decrease temperatures. precisely how isn't undemanding to declare, with the aid of fact so some distance no person has got here across the thank you to make it ensue. So one key distinction is that fusion is definitely shown, and chilly fusion ... not lots. something of your question is fantastically perplexing. i'm uncertain what you're attempting to ask. As for lightning, it does not contain fusion or fission in any respect -- it is merely an extremely large electric powered modern arcing in the time of the air to create a plasma.

Answer 3

A number of scientists have claimed to have produced cold fusion (such as Ponds and Fleischmann's test tube method or Rusi Taleyarkhan's somnoluminescence or "star in a jar" ) but their claims have proved impossible to repeat by others and the scientists have been discredited.

Hot fusion is possible and experiments have produced this for a very short period of time. However as yet scientists are unable to control the process sufficiently weel to make it a viable option for power generation.

But who knows you may prove them all wrong......First place to start..study the movie Back to the future...at the end Doc Brown lands the Delorean and tops up a blender shaped fusion device called "Mr Fusion" to power the car.

Answer 4

They are quite easy to build providing you can get a reliable fuffle valve and a good supply of turpulators.

Answer 5

I will never tell you!

I have to keep it secret until mankind is ready for the awesome power of cold fusion.

Savages

Answer 6

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_fusion

try reading this first, but if they couldn't say that it would be beneficial to us no one can! But give it a try, just don't forget me when you are rich and famous!!
It worked in the film 'The Saint' I love that film!!

Answer 7

If anyone knew how to do it they'd be the richest person in the world OVERNIGHT