Electrolysis of solids, creating nuclear reactions by melting and electrolysis like a liquid like water

 Electrolysis of solids, creating nuclear reactions by melting and electrolysis like a liquid like water. the bonding solids are very strong, making electrolysis difficult. So the melting loses the bond and the bond weakens like a liquid and then electrolysis. and when heated at high temperature and pressure and then electrolysis, both nuclear protons and neutrons are separated. loss of nuclear neutrons broken down into nuclear reactions. the neutron is not charged, but it is attracted by the positively charged proton, so a positive current attracts it. But the anode is easy to melt, so when it is not hot, remove it and let it cool again. so maybe without pressure

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