The Possible Negative Influence of Dissolved O<sub>2</sub> in Cold Nuclear Fusion Experiments

Pier Giorgio Sona; Marco Ferrari

doi:dx.doi.org/10.13182/FST90-A29262

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The Possible Negative Influence of Dissolved O₂ in Cold Nuclear Fusion Experiments

Pier Giorgio Sona, Marco Ferrari

Fusion Science and Technology / Volume 18 / Number 4 / December 1990 / Pages 678-679

Technical Notes on Cold Fusion / dx.doi.org/10.13182/FST90-A29262

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The negative influence of dissolved oxygen in cold nuclear fusion tests is discussed with regard to the formation of a LiD membrane on the surface of palladium cathodes.

The Possible Negative Influence of Dissolved O2 in Cold Nuclear Fusion Experiments

The Possible Negative Influence of Dissolved O₂ in Cold Nuclear Fusion Experiments