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Cold Fusion

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I'm interested in the elecyro-chemical side of cold fusion. I have had a go at cold fusion using potassium carbonaye solution with copper and aluminium electodes and as the solution was heated, with 200v 0.6amps going trough, I witnessed the rapid dicintegration of the aluminium anode.

 

Can anyone please explain :confused:

i dont think it was cold fusion. You are 14 which may explain your confusion.

 

I think you just reacted away an Al electrode into Al carbonate

That's not cold fusion. Sounds like a displacement reaction, but it certainly ain't cold fusion, which as far as we know, is a phenomenon only existant in science fiction.

Cold fusion- Contratiction-ometer- 10

"Cold fusion- Contratiction-ometer- 10"

 

If it's on a 1-10/0-10 scale, then I'll give an amen to that. :))

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