palladium wire ocean water (with deuterium) high voltage dc current for electrolysis.

palladium wire squeezes hydrogen and heavy hydrogen into helium producing powerful magnetic fields. use to levitate diamagnetic material such as graphene doped copper.

copper repels graphene. graphene doped copper much moreso.

Hydrogen absorption by palladium is reversible and therefore has been investigated for hydrogen storage.[2] Palladium electrodes have been used in some cold fusion experiments, under the hypothesis that the hydrogen could be "squeezed" between the palladium atoms to help them fuse at lower temperatures than would otherwise be required. A great number of research labs in the United States, Italy, Japan, Israel, Korea, China and elsewhere claim to have observed cold fusion in palladium deuteride (heavy hydrogen version of palladium hydride).[3]