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creating tritium

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Adam Munich
Sun May 01 2011, 02:11PM
Adam Munich Registered Member #2893 Joined: Tue Jun 01 2010, 09:25PM
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Or you could go the david hahn method, but I don't think magnet is stupid enough to try that.
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magnet18
Sun May 01 2011, 03:21PM
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Yes, because I totally want to irradiate my neighborhood... tongue
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Ash Small
Mon May 02 2011, 09:54AM
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The neutrons from a fusor running on D-D is (predominantly) 2.45 MeV.....producing T from N requires neutrons of at least 4MeV.

Running a fusor on D-T would produce 14 MeV neutrons, but would defeat the object of the exercise.
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magnet18
Mon May 02 2011, 07:49PM
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I wonder what would happen if 3 deuteriums were to collide at the same time...
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JKowalski
Tue May 03 2011, 06:12AM
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magnet18 wrote ...

I wonder what would happen if 3 deuteriums were to collide at the same time...

Well, you'd have to overcome the additional energy barrier between all the pairs of atoms instead of just one, wouldn't you? SO I'd imagine it would need much more intense conditions then D-D fusion. And the probability of it all coming together like that would be unimaginably small, I'd imagine.
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Bored Chemist
Thu May 05 2011, 08:09PM
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magnet18 wrote ...

I wonder what would happen if 3 deuteriums were to collide at the same time...


Whatever happened it wouldn't be chemistry.
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Bill Fain
Mon May 09 2011, 01:52AM
Bill Fain Registered Member #3867 Joined: Mon May 09 2011, 01:27AM
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Hi, You can detect small quantities of tritium from a Farnsworth Fusor. -bill
http://www.coultersmithing.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=332
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