The Powder Toy

simple piston nuclear reactor by 8765tj

8765tj
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27th Jun 2013
1st Jul 2013
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Comments

  • trcndc
    trcndc     30th Jun 2013
    dude the basic principle of all that is quite obvious for anyone who's been on wikipedia, oh and not to brag i'm 14
  • d4zk1tty
    d4zk1tty     30th Jun 2013
    Deuterium Oxide (D2O) is used in nuclear reactors to slow down neutrons, as "fast neutrons" have a lower chance of causing fission, the Deuterium Oxide makes the "fast neutrons" into "slow neutrons" causing more effeciant fission. deuterium oxide IS stable and does not cause nuclear fission. Deuterium has 1 neutron 1 proton and obviosly 1 electron having a total mass of aproxamatly 2.2 AMU (Atomic Mass Units), deuterium does do fission by itself with tritium or protium (deuterium with 1 more neutron is tritium because it has the mass of 3 AMU and Is radoactive, protium is any hydrogen atom with more that 2 neutrons and IS radioactive.) as you can see I know loads about nuclear physics,, not to brag or anything but I am only 12 XD
  • jamie9200
    jamie9200     30th Jun 2013
    Hey just to let you know I used this in my rubbish thing I've been working on but I put credit to you for this piston in the description :D
  • Kirk666
    Kirk666     30th Jun 2013
    Bardzo ciekawy reaktor :D oczywicie leci +
  • cmcgee1213
    cmcgee1213     30th Jun 2013
    yes but it seems Deuterium is different from DUETarium.
  • st1nkst1efel
    st1nkst1efel     30th Jun 2013
    Deuterium isnt used in nuclear reactuors, but people are experimenting using deuterium for fusion reactors (wont finish before 2080, they say). Deuterium isnt radioactive, but under extreme heat and pressure (like on our sun) it starts fusion. Deuterium is just another isotope of hydrogen.
  • cmcgee1213
    cmcgee1213     30th Jun 2013
    AND you can search up Deuterium oxide it is real XD
  • cmcgee1213
    cmcgee1213     30th Jun 2013
    XD wanna bet You can search up "Deutarium" which is used in nuclear reactors.
  • Dorito_tRF
    Dorito_tRF     29th Jun 2013
    deuterium isnt nuclear in any way, its reaction isnt real, uranium is nuclear, its used in NUCLEAR reactors, if you wdont know that you must be retarded
  • cmcgee1213
    cmcgee1213     29th Jun 2013
    XD i agree with Alfa, in my books a nuclear reactor is this with dueterium as its feul not uranium but still better compact technology then i could ever hope to see 1+ *hugs 8765tj*