Excess Heat Measurement and Transmutation Study of Pd Wires after Lasers Stimulation in a D2 Gas-Loading System

Xing Ye Wang; Bing Jun Shen; Li Hong Jin; Xin Le Zhao; Hong Yu Wang; Xin Lu; Ling Yu Li; Jian Tian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.977.300

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Excess Heat Measurement and Transmutation Study of Pd Wires after Lasers Stimulation in a D₂ Gas-Loading System

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This study involves excess heat generation stimulated by Argon-ion (λ = 488, 514 nm) and infrared (λ = 1037, 1560 nm) lasers in a D/Pd gas-loading system. The deuteron loading ratios of palladium deuterides ranged from 0 to 0.76. The results showed that more excess heat was produced in the system triggered by a shorter wavelength (λ = 488 nm) laser than the other wavelengths’. Some new elements, such as Ag, Ca and some others, are found by SEM and EDS on the surface of palladium samples after being triggered by the lasers. It implied that some nuclear transmutation processes might happen in the experiment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 977)

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300-303

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June 2014

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Xing Ye Wang, Bing Jun Shen, Li Hong Jin, Xin Le Zhao, Hong Yu Wang, Xin Lu, Ling Yu Li, Jian Tian*

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D/Pd Gas-Loading System, Excess Heat, Laser Stimulation, Transmutation

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