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fusion (fy¡´zhen) noun
1.The act or procedure of liquefying or melting by the application of heat.
2.The liquid or melted state induced by heat.
3.a. The merging of different elements into a union: fusion of metals in an alloy; the difficult fusion of conflicting factions. b. A union resulting from fusing: A fusion of religion and politics emerged.
4.Physics. A nuclear reaction in which nuclei combine to form more massive nuclei with the simultaneous release of energy.
5.Music. Jazz-rock.

[Latin fúsio, fúsion-, from fúsus, past participle of fundere, to melt.]

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fusionism (fy¡´zhe-nîz´em) noun
The theory or practice of forming coalitions, especially of political groups or factions.
- fu´sionist noun

Fusion

Fusion, change of a substance from solid to liquid. Fusion is the same as melting, but the term fusion is usually applied to substances such as metals that become liquid at high temperatures. When a substance is at its fusing temperature, it absorbs additional heat, called the heat of fusion, as it changes to a liquid without raising its temperature.

Thermonuclear fusion occurs in stars, including the internal linksun, and is the source of their heat and internal linklight.

Arthur C. Clarke - 1990

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George Miley, who received the Edward Teller medal for innovative research in hot fusion and has edited _Fusion Technology_ magazine for the American Nuclear Society for more than 15 years: "There's very strong evidence that low-energy nuclearreactions do occur. Numerous experiments have shown definitive results - as do my own."

John Bockris, formerly a distinguished professor in physical chemistry at Texas A&M University and a cofounder of theInternational Society for Electrochemistry: "Nuclear reactions can occur without high temperatures. Low-energy nucleartransformations can - and do - exist."

Michael McKubre, director of the Energy Research Center at SRI International: "I am absolutely certain there is unexplained heat, and the most likely explanation is that its origin is nuclear."

internal linkArthur C. Clarke, internal linkscience fiction writer, futurist, and funder of internal link_Infinite Energy magazine: "It seems very promising to me that nuclear reactions may occur at room temperatures. I'm quite convinced there's something in this."


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syndactyly

syndactyly (sîn-dàk´te-lê) or  syndactylism (-te-lîz´em) noun
Biology.
1. The condition of having two or more fused digits, as occurs normally in certain mammals and birds.
2. A congenital internal linkanomaly in human beings characterized by two or more fused fingers or toes.


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The term fusion is often used as shorthand for nuclear fusion, but it is also a general term describing the merging of two or more entities into a single entity. The term "heat of fusion" describes the additional heat energy that is required to convert a solid that is already at its melting point into a liquid at the same temperature.


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