Horace Heffner http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/
The high probability of a deflated hydrogen state indicates that back
side de-loading into any hydrogen dense, high field environment,
where the back side is positive, and anode, should generate fusion
between the de-loading hydrogen and some of the deflated state
hydrogen adjacent to the de-loading back side anode. Though water or
an electrolyte should work to some limited degree, a nonconducting
back side liquid might be best for this purpose, a hydrogen rich
liquid like benzene, might be ideal, possibly augmented by a porous
high dielectric constant field concentrating solid dielectric layer.
The high field strength increases the probability of de-loading
hydrogen atoms making it to the deflated state hydrogen in the liquid.
