> The neutron corrosion alone is very serious problem that I doubt can be fixed. It can be fixed, because some fuels don't produce neutrons. But aneutronic fus

> The neutron corrosion alone is very serious problem that I doubt can be fixed. It can be fixed, because some fuels don't produce neutrons. But aneutronic fusion is like two orders of magnitude more difficult than Deuterium-Tritium. Still, it might be necessary for any reasonable application. One of my professors was a big proponent in aneutronic fusion even for Tokamaks.