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One has to use deuterium. longship Dec 2015 #1
Deuterium is relatively easy to concentrate, though muriel_volestrangler Dec 2015 #2
Yup! longship Dec 2015 #3
3H, not 3He. nt thereismore Dec 2015 #4
It both works, one reaction throws away a neutron, the other reaction throws away a proton jakeXT Dec 2015 #5
Nice, thanks. nt thereismore Dec 2015 #6
Elemental helium has no neutrons. Angleae Dec 2015 #7
AFAIK, almost all helium has 2 neutrons. longship Dec 2015 #8
On earth yes. In space no. Angleae Dec 2015 #9
Helium-2 is extremely unstable. longship Dec 2015 #10
Beta decay takes care of that. Treant Dec 2015 #11
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