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But with neutron reflectors and such, they hope to make it self sustaining. Insisting that it's not cold fusion really is splitting hairs. I suspect a magnetic
by phkahler 5y ago
But with neutron reflectors and such, they hope to make it self sustaining. Insisting that it's not cold fusion really is splitting hairs.
I suspect a magnetic field will help reaction rates too, even though you'll have a hard time finding research supporting or refuting that.
Even I had wondered if firing neutron into a cold fusion cell might be helpful. Turns out it probably is. But then it's not cold, its LCF.