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As I understand it, if you have conditions that allow deuterium-helium3 fusion you will always get some deuterium-deuterium fusion. So the number of neutrons pr
by gweinberg 8y ago
As I understand it, if you have conditions that allow deuterium-helium3 fusion you will always get some deuterium-deuterium fusion. So the number of neutrons produced is way less than D-T or pure D-D fusion, but it is still a significant problem.