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Hardest reaction in tpt(discussion)

  • l_i_n_z_i_f_a_n     8th July Member 0 Permalink

    So i wondered what's the hardest reaction in tpt. I think its prot prot fusion

    prot+prot+velocity->hygn oxyg etc

    or oxyg fusion

    oxyg + oxyg + 9720+C + presure ->metl,neut,elec, etc.

  • AerospaceFan     8th July Member 0 Permalink

    either the diesel hydrogen reaction or getting antimatter from prot collisions

  • qwertyuiopasdfghjk     8th July Member 0 Permalink

    probably the smoke to co2 reaction with PTMN at -273.14C

  • velsuki     8th July Member 0 Permalink

    the desl hygn reaction is easy, also smoke to co2 is easy, prot fusion does seem kinda hard... eh ive done it

  • ALumpOfPowderToy     8th July Member 0 Permalink

    It's AMTR creation via proton fusion. It's often only done with the powerful behemoths that are azure bombs.

     

    Cold fusion is also a contender, not because it's difficult to create but because it's difficult to sustain.

    Edited 4 times by ALumpOfPowderToy. Last: 8th July
  • velsuki     8th July Member 0 Permalink

    @ALumpOfPowderToy (View Post)

     I made  a simple cold fusion reactor which has an efficiency of 36 sprk/hygn. uhh, whats ya point??? its kinda easy to sustain if you only put it in slowly, if you need more heat, get more seperate chambers rather than one big one.

  • ALumpOfPowderToy     9th July Member 0 Permalink

    @velsuki (View Post)

     Huh. When I build cold fusion reactors, I usually have to build subframe systems that dynamically cool them.

  • velsuki     9th July Member 0 Permalink

    check my CFR and you see how

  • l_i_n_z_i_f_a_n     9th July Member 0 Permalink

    hang on a moment. is oxyg fusion the only way to get metl???

  • Tadpole1     9th July Member 0 Permalink

    HYGN +DESL without PTNM,or making sing/amtr with prot(ive done both of them before)

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