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Chapter 48. Fleischmann-pons Effect Studies Fleischmann-pons Effect Studies Project Staff and Collaborators

We have been interested in reports of excess heat in the Fleischmann-Pons experiment [1] for many years, in spite of the controversy that has surrounded research in the area. The basic effect, announced in March 1989, involved a temperature increase in an electrochemistry experiment in which deuterium is loaded into a palladium cathode in a heavy water electrolyte with 0.1M LiOD. The amount of energy produced in some of these experiments is prodigious, with no sign of commensurate chemical reaction products. This prompted Fleischmann to conjecture that the origin of the energy was nuclear, even though there were no commensurate energetic nuclear reaction products.