but the palladium is absorbing electrons?? or is the amount too small? I don't care about chemistry conventions, I care about what is actually happening in the palladium

Give me the full corrected text to copy and paste, keep the same structure though and only update incorrect stuff. It is a typical electrolysis setup, where a direct current is applied between a palladium

So, gaining an oxygen is the same as losing an electron?

Correct this statement if it is not accurate: Here is schematic of the general cold fusion setup by Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons. It is a typical electrolysis setup, where a direct current is applied

What is an electrolyte?

What is oxidation

why is an anode sometimes negative and sometimes positive

What is an oxide?

What is the typical electrolyte in cold fusion? I assume lithium is used + heavy water?

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