低能核反应(LENR)的一种解释 — 张武寿译
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本文译自E Storms: “An Explanation of Low-energy Nuclear Reactions (Cold Fusion)”, J Condensed Matter Nucl Sci 9 (2012) 86–107。文章由中科院化学所研究员张武寿老师翻译,是一篇了解冷聚变不可多得的文章。感谢张武寿老师提供资料!
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