Re: cold fusion?

[webber@micf.nist.gov (W.R.Webber)]

>rnross@bcsc02.gov.bc.ca
>
>Is it my imagination or is radsafe "down" ?  If not does anyone remember
>cold fusion?  I know the fusion was not producing heat but was there another re
>action or was it just bad experimental technique?
>
>The opinions and material above are those of the author and do
>not represent BC Systems Corp.
>
The "cold" in "cold fusion" means the reaction takes place at low (ordinary
) temperatures and not the reaction produces no heat.

Although it is theorically posible for fusion to take place at low
temperatures, the original experiments did not demonstate this.
W.R.Webber