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Interesting question, though the same could be asked for hot fusion.
by odyssey7 6y ago
Interesting question, though the same could be asked for hot fusion.
- azernik 6y agoThe whole point of "cold" fusion is that it does not require immense pressures or temperatures; hot fusion hasn't consumed all of the hydrogen in the universe because those pressures and temperatures don't exist in most places.