Re: Power Generation - we're not there yet! Well not in terms of producing an amount of energy in excess of the energy put into initiating the fusion reaction.
D+T fusion is used to produce neutrons.
And there are unfortunately thermonuclear weapons.
Thank u all for ur asistance, well as gluonz said that i better have a look over wikipedia, i must say that no doubt the subjective site is out standing but I couldn't find my required stuff out there even after searching quiet long.
But i hope liela's reference could help.
Thx indeed again.
FEE AMAN ALLAH
Plus another thing that i want to share is that, nuclear fusion reactors haven't constructed yet, thus nuclear fusion isn't nourishing us in power generation.
Fusion reactors have indeed been constructed, but they are for research purposes. It is true however, that a commercially viable fusion power reactor has yet to be perfected, or even one which produces a net amount of energy.