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Edmund Storms summarises the experimental behaviour behind cold fusion and gives a general description of how the process works. He adds new experimental results on electron emission from the surface and on the effect of an applied electron current. In his account the nuclear process begins with an unusual chemical condition in which many electrons and a few hydrogen nuclei gather at unique sites in a structure and fuse. The mechanism is not yet worked out mathematically, but its key features form a model to guide future studies. It matters because the process promises clean, inexhaustible energy and reveals a new kind of mechanism behind a variety of nuclear interactions.

Cold Fusion Explained