tritium
US /ˈtrɪtiəm, ˈtrɪʃi-/
・UK /ˈtrɪtiəm/
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounRadioactive isotope of hydrogen producing light
The chemist studied tritium for his dissertation
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Ichiro Traded to Yankees
- tritium with the most wins it's hard to contain my excitement
tritium with the most wins it's hard to contain my excitement
Cute Science: Fission and Fusion! :3
- This deuterium—hydrogen with one neutron—and tritium—hydrogen with two neutrons.
This deuterium—hydrogen with one neutron—and tritium—hydrogen with two neutrons.
- and tritium (hydrogen with two netrons) cool words, huh?
and tritium (hydrogen with two netrons) cool words, huh?
Fusion Power Explained – Future or Failure
- But not just any hydrogen will do - specific isotopes with extra neutrons, called deuterium and tritium, are needed to make the right reactions.
But not just any hydrogen will do - specific isotopes with extra neutrons, called deuterium and tritium, are needed to make the right reactions.
- Deuterium is stable and can be found in abundance in seawater, though tritium is a bit trickier.
Deuterium is stable and can be found in abundance in seawater, though tritium is a bit trickier.
BBC Order And Disorder Episode 1 Energy
- Inside the tokamak machine, two types of hydrogen gas, deuterium and tritium, are mixed together into a superhot state called a plasma.
Inside the tokamak machine, two types of hydrogen gas, deuterium and tritium, are mixed together into a superhot state called a plasma.
- deuterium and tritium,
deuterium and tritium,