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portada The Mechanism of Cold Fusion
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
172
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9781036481964

The Mechanism of Cold Fusion

Nadezhda Kashchenko;Mikhail Kashchenko (Author) · Cambridge Scholars Publishing · Hardcover

The Mechanism of Cold Fusion - Nadezhda Kashchenko;Mikhail Kashchenko

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Synopsis "The Mechanism of Cold Fusion"

This monograph explains the mechanism of observed nuclear fusion at relatively low temperatures. The presentation is qualitative and illustrative. The proposed model is based on the attraction of positively charged nuclei to a massive negative charge localized between the nuclei. The negative charge is represented by compact, massive pairs of electrons bound by a specific contact interaction. These pairs are located in ring-shaped orbits. This model complements the concepts of traditional nuclear physics. Currently, cold nuclear reactions determine the development of the scientific and technological revolution. The results of this revolution (available sources of clean energy, the synthesis of essential elements, and the decontamination of radioactive waste) will positively impact the evolution of the biosphere. The monograph is intended for a fairly wide readership. Its contents are fully accessible to readers familiar with general physics. Much of the material will also be understandable to high school students. Read more

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