6. Relation of CFP Data with Abundances of the Elements

The working concept of “cf-matter, ” defined as “neutron drops in a thin neutron liquid ” as described in previous papers, is used to explain complex events, especially nuclear transmutations, in cold fusion phenomenon (CFP). In samples used in CF experiments, the cf-matter contains high-density neutron drops in surface/boundary regions while in the volume it contains only a few of them, in accordance with experimental data. Generation of various nuclear transmutations, the most interesting features in CFP, are explained naturally if we use the concept of the cf-matter. Qualitative correspondence between the relative isotopic abundance of elements in the universe and the number of observations of elements in CFP is shown using more than 40 experimental data, sets. This facts is an evidence showing statistically that CFP in transition-metal hydrides/deuterides is a low energy version of nuclear processes occurring in the stars catalyzed by, specific neutrons in the cf-matter formed in surface/boundary regions of CF materials. 1. Abundance of Elements in the Universe 2. Formation of the cf-matter 3. Coulomb lattice in the cf-matter 4. Interaction of the cf-matter with extraneous nuclides in terms of experimental dat