Deuterium adjustment
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As it says here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_water
Deuterium Oxide should NOT be radioactive, but TPT should have just plain Deuterium which IS radioactive under pressure or with neutrons. -
The name for DEUT was entirely superficial and not even slightly relevant to the name's origin. It was named heavy water because of its blue color and relative density. But because the name heavy water sounded terrible it was renamed to DEUT because it looked cooler for the Radioactive category. ^^
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I still believe there is a line of realism that the game should follow, this line includes accurate names and obvious characteristics.
Like Rubidium, it explodes in water, and does conduct electricity, but it does NOT react with fire. The line of realism is obviously the reaction with water. -
Be that as it may, but can you think of an appropriate sciency name for an element that expands and contracts with heat and cold to absurd extremes, doesn't conduct electricity, doesn't naturally radiate anything, and yet is fissible at higher pressures in direct proportion to its density?
