[Wonder Warthog]

"The results obtained by his team are quite remarkable: they use a device consisting of a metal electrode coated with nanocrystalline palladium by the patented method of "co-deposition". "Co-deposition" consists of producing a layer of palladium highly charged with hydrogen or deuterium by electrolysis of a suitable solution of palladium salt, with a soluble palladium anode."

"Placed in an atmosphere of hydrogen, a copper electrode coated with palladium by co-deposition causes a voltage to appear in the presence of a metal counter electrode"

Interesting. This approach is one I have been advocating for a long time on Ecat World and elsewhere. Glad to see that someone has actually put it into practice.

[Kevmo]

As far as I can tell, throwing together palladium and hydrogen and copper delivers no known chemical reaction that generates electricity, right?

[Kevmo]

Did you ever look into Yoshiaki Arata’s pycnodeuterium?

This sounds very similar.