Wiley Nuclear Energy Encyclopedia:
Science, Technology, and Applications
Steven B. Krivit, Editor-in-Chief,
Jay H. Lehr, Series Editor
ISBN 978-0-470-89439-2 • 614 pages • Hardcover • August 2011
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| LENR Chapters |
| Development of Low-Energy Nuclear Reaction Research, Steven B. Krivit |
| "Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions: A Three-Stage Historical Perspective," by Leonid I. Urutskoev (Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation) |
| "Low-Energy Nuclear Transmutations," by Mahadeva Srinivasan (Retired, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre), George Miley (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) and Edmund Storms (Kivalabs) |
| "Widom-Larsen Theory: Possible Explanation of LENRs" by Joseph. M. Zawodny (NASA) and Steven B. Krivit (New Energy Times) |
| "Potential Applications of LENRs," by Winthrop Williams (U.C. Berkeley) and Joseph. M. Zawodny (NASA) |
Elsevier Encyclopedia of Electrochemical Power Sources, Vol. 2,
Juergen Garche, Chris Dyer, Patrick Moseley, Zempachi Ogumi, David Rand and Bruno Scrosati, eds, Amsterdam: Elsevier; Dec. 2009. p. 255–270, ISBN 9780444520937
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| LENR Chapters |
| "Cold Fusion: History," by Steven B. Krivit |
| "Cold Fusion - Precursor to Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions," by Steven B. Krivit |
| Regarding Wikipedia |
Wikipedia is Not a Reliable Source
Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia, forbids original reporting. It therefore requires its editors to copy text and ideas from secondary sources. In order to avoid the appearance of plagiarism, its "editors" must therefore reword the information they obtain from expert, original sources. Ethical issues aside, this often results in a loss of accuracy and distorts facts and meaning.
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As stated on the former Wikipedia Watch Web site: "Once a person is disconnected from the consequences of his actions, he cannot
be expected to behave responsibly. And that is the story of how
Wikipedia lost its way. Stay away from anyone who hides behind a screen name."
Source: http://www.wikipedia-watch.org
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