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Summary of Theory
Xing Zhong Li proposes a selective resonant tunneling effect, based on conventional quantum mechanics and the weak interaction to explain the three mysteries of room-temperature fusion. His theory is consistent with hot fusion experimental data (d+t, d+d, and d+3He fusion cross-sections etc.), as well, and predicts the anomalous d+d+d fusion reaction, which has been verified in experiments.
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Highlights of Claims
(Courtesy Tom Dolan)
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Resolution to Huizenga's "Three Miracles of Cold Fusion"
Huizenga's three miracles were:
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Simple Explanation of Mechanics of Theory
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Informal Articles by Theorist
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Slides Presentations by Theorist
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Scientific Papers
| X.Z. Li, Q.M. Wei and B. Liu, An Approach to Nuclear Energy Without Strong Nuclear Radiation, in Low Energy Nuclear Reactions Sourcebook, ed. J. Marwan and S. Krivit, American Chemical Society, Oxford University Press, Washington, D.C., 2008, pp. 39-56.
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| X.Z. Li, Q.M. Wei and B. Liu, A new simple formula for fusion cross-sections of light nuclei, Nucl. Fusion, 2008, 48, 125003 |
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Issued Patents
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Visual Examples of Data Correspondance
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Third-Party References
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Citations in Other Published Papers or Books
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In the News Media
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Non-Reviewed Peer Responses
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