Production of helium for nuclear fission: "Electrolysis of heavy water (D) and tritium (T)"
Electrolysis of deuterium and tritium with nickel and palladium electrodes addresses the lack of helium-4 generation in cold nuclear fusion, enabling helium-4 production for nuclear fission fuel.
JP2026055069APending Publication Date: 2026-03-30玄巣 庆俊
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- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Applications
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-09-17
- Publication Date
- 2026-03-30
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Technical Problem
Existing studies on cold nuclear fusion have not conclusively demonstrated the generation of helium-4, which is crucial for nuclear fission fuel.
Method used
Electrolysis of a mixed solution of deuterium and tritium using nickel and palladium electrodes to generate helium-4 through the D-T reaction.
Benefits of technology
Facilitates the production of helium-4 as a fuel for nuclear fission by harnessing cold nuclear fusion.
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Abstract
Electrolysis induces cold fusion, producing helium-4. [Solution] A mixture of heavy water D and tritium T is placed in a container and electrolyzed using nickel and palladium electrodes to produce helium. The produced helium is collected in a container.
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[Claim 1] Regarding the production of helium in the nuclear fission of helium, reference number 004.