Cold fusion device

In all of materials occluding or adsorbing hydrogen isotopes, hydrogen isotopes are transferred between a phase in which the hydrogen isotopes are easily transferred and a phase in which the hydrogen isotopes are difficult to be transferred. Intense energy is realized at a much lower temperature, with a higher efficiency and higher reliability compared with those in the prior art by electrochemical means or gas phase electric discharge. Any of hydrogen isotopes may be used including deuterium or heavy water or any of materials containing hydrogen isotopes. In addition to metals, oxides and organic materials may also be used as the material for occlusion or adsorption. Any of electrochemical reactions, except for electrolysis, may be adopted so long as it accompanies electrochemical reaction in the solution. (N.H.)