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8th Aug 2013

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This is an example of the power that can be gained from fusion. It only takes a bit hydrogen to create large amounts of elecricity. Fusion can be sustained to produce massive amounts of power. Please comment. If you vote down, please tell me why.

hydrogen fusion electricity

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nuke-a-cola 9th Aug 2013

schneumer, the helium, i belive is at that point going fast enough to fuse again to sustain itself
doomagent13 9th Aug 2013

If you're trying to be realistic, fusion is only self-perpetuating in that it releases energy, sustaining the heat and pressure needed for further fusion. Even stars burn out eventually.
Schneumer 9th Aug 2013

and ove seen others like this
Schneumer 9th Aug 2013

and i think the point is to mak ehtis realistic and zachbell im sorry 1- cuz if you think about it in real life hygn fuses into helium. what does helium do to produce electricity? im not sure but i dont think it does anything so 1-
Schneumer 9th Aug 2013

BUT THE PT WIKI oops says that in real life it cant be fused, that it promotes combustion (?) and combustion is just a fast version of oxidation. hmm i see...the only way its stays fusing (kinda) is that it releases noble (no elec) that fusees releases co2 (nble no elec) but when co2 fuses it produces 1 elec, repeatign the process....but the plasma and non comusting oxygen will absorb that ONE puny electron, ending the fusion process and oxygen fusion is useless cuz it I THINK produces plsma, one neut one phot and brmt which will melt
Schneumer 9th Aug 2013

i know how to hopefully make this infinite.....its called.....YOIYOIYOI YOU CAN FUSE OXEGEN BUT IT LEAVES BEHIND METAL WASTE OIOI
jaicob200 9th Aug 2013

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
mutloboy22 9th Aug 2013

Nice dude. Two FP's at once.
eman123 9th Aug 2013

wrong id id:1282002 is the right one sorry.
eman123 9th Aug 2013

oppsspelled your name wrong sorry

The Powder Toy

The Power of Fusion by RadianceOfThought

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