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A few questions about atoms splitting and some about "cold fusion"
Ok first I was thinking, when atoms fuse, they release energy, when an atom is split... it releases energy. Now, since energy is not created nor destroyed but only transferers, if you fuse an atom and then split it again, what will happen when you split it since it lost energy when it was fused?
Then on cold fusion, when pons and fleishman did their estimate on how much atmospheric pressure palladium puts on hydrogen when its absorbed, it was a lot less than nessasary for fusion, does anyone have the exact numbers? such how much pressure they had in the palladium and how much is required for hydrogen atoms to fuse?
Ok first I was thinking, when atoms fuse, they release energy, when an atom is split... it releases energy. Now, since energy is not created nor destroyed but only transferers, if you fuse an atom and then split it again, what will happen when you split it since it lost energy when it was fused?
Then on cold fusion, when pons and fleishman did their estimate on how much atmospheric pressure palladium puts on hydrogen when its absorbed, it was a lot less than nessasary for fusion, does anyone have the exact numbers? such how much pressure they had in the palladium and how much is required for hydrogen atoms to fuse?