Cold fusion of hydrogen in nickel can produce over 10 watts/cc net power. The phrase "cold fusion" has its vernacular meaning of any low energy nuclear reaction that produces heat.
This claim is intended to be similar to the CFsn claim regarding deuterium in palladium but relaxing the requirement for STP since high pressure hydrogen gas loading and high temperature are purportedly required to sustain the hydrogen in nickel cold fusion reaction.
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