The possibility of really-cold cold-fusion pops up from time to time. The J-T effect would require the temperature of liquid nitrogen.
The basis of the idea is that if most the gain occurs via radiation that escapes the reactor (in particular – muons) then the reactor can be kept at cryogenic temperature and the gain can be collected in a structure which is adjacent but not in direct contact with the reactor. The beauty of the material used in the article would be that rubidium is the best fitting alkali catalyst for hydrogen densification according to Mills’ theory. From: Bob Cook The internal pressure of an overloaded Ni or Pd metal lattice may also in some manner exhibit the jahn-teller-effect. From: Ron Kita <mailto:[email protected]> http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-discovered-a-new-state-of-matter-the-jahn-teller-effect Ron Kita, Chiralex
