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In an attempt to study the claim of deuterium-deuterium fusions resulting from redox reactions involving deuterium, it has been discovered that in the control reaction D+ + H− → HD (where the reaction takes place in a condensed phase, either homogeneously or heterogeneously), a compound is formed that can reduce the neutron background count rate by an amount higher than that produced by the most efficient neutron absorbers.