Energy generation device

In a deuterium reaction device as an energy generation device, deuterium/deuterium has been reacted by fusion reaction under high temperature and high pressure. However, existent deuterium reaction devices involve drawbacks of requiring expensive equipments and having low efficiency. In view of the above, a plutinum electrode is used as an anode and a palladium electrode is used as a cathode of porous structure having large unevenness, and electric energy is supplied to generate a great amount of energy on the surface of the palladium electrode. The surface area of the electrode is increased effectively by employing the porous structure, and the reaction is conducted effectively by setting the grain size to 0.1 - 100 μm, to generate highly efficient energy. (N.H.)