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And why would that be so? The neutron radiation results in short term radioactivity, not in transuranic isotopes. Separately, there are no neutron-free fusion c
by credit_guy 3y ago
And why would that be so? The neutron radiation results in short term radioactivity, not in transuranic isotopes. Separately, there are no neutron-free fusion cycles. All the so-called neutron free fusion proposals require huge temperatures, and at those temperatures there are always secondary fusion events that produce neutrons.
- rbanffy 3y ago> The neutron radiation results in short term radioactivity, From what I read, it also weakens the material and, thus, requires the reactor to be dismantled on regular schedules.