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Note that a lot of "fusors" are actually "demo fusors", i.e. they run at too low energy to produce detectable fusion even if you did fuel them with deuterium. A
by mrob 8y ago
Note that a lot of "fusors" are actually "demo fusors", i.e. they run at too low energy to produce detectable fusion even if you did fuel them with deuterium. A "demo fusor" just produces plasma that looks similar without doing real fusion.
This article is about the real thing, which is substantially more difficult to build.
- Florin_Andrei 8y agoThe key is - does it make neutrons or not? If it does, it's fusing. If not, it isn't.