Abstract
This paper reports on neutron measurements conducted during heavy water electrolysis in a glass cell equipped with a palladium cathode and a platinum anode set in separate electrode compartments. The electrolysis shows neutron emission peaks at 5 h and at 20 h after start-up. The neutron emission peaks were clearly detected by independent A and B {sup 3}He counter channels; the peak values exceed 3{sigma}. The neutron emissions are confirmed to occur in bursts.
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