For hot fusion, what is needed is 100 million K! 20K is only 2eV. It doesn't even ionize H properly.
2012/7/19 Chemical Engineer <cheme...@gmail.com> > Bubbles feel the heat > > Mar 3, 2005 > > Physicists have seen a region of plasma in a single-bubble > sonoluminescence experiment for the first time. They have also found that > the temperature inside the bubble can reach up to 20,000 K (D Flannigan and > K Suslick 2005 *Nature* *434*52). > > 20,000 K seems pretty hot to me. I was hoping you had come up with grand > unification theory of cold fusion... > >> >> -- Daniel Rocha - RJ danieldi...@gmail.com
