Recent content by digital ranger

if the question was 100% correct I think gold is the best choice. It's a rare metal and the most heavy too, so it may have been formed by fusion of other elements.

power output well, I read the article of the fusor and it seems that the main problem is energy output. I think steam generators and turbines won't be useful on a small scale. Instead we can use a neutron absorbent material as a target for neutrons then it transforms the majority of energy...

Well I was trying to say (compact) ..:cry: I mean something in the size of a car baterry can be charged from a domestic DC source and cause discharging once by means of capacitance.:rolleyes: So electricity can be produced by thermoelectric generator .

I've read that YBCO cannot withstand high currents...why?:confused: And what are the limitations?:rolleyes:

What would happen if we applied high potential difference to a mixture of deuterium and tritium gases in a superconducting tube?:confused: Would the electric discharge give suffecient energy and conditions for fusion to occur??:rolleyes:

thanks , I want to know wether it can withstand induction from an electron beam as a superconductor ,too?

can YBCO be prepared in lab.?:biggrin: :approve: