Deuterium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Deuterium , also called heavy hydrogen , is a stable isotope of hydrogen with a natural abundance in the oceans of Earth of approximately one atom in of hydrogen (~ ). Deuterium thus accounts...
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Heavy water - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Heavy water is water that contains a higher proportion than normal of the isotope deuterium, as deuterium oxide , D 2 O or ²H 2 O, or as deuterium protium oxide , HDO or ¹H²HO. Its physical a...
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The most common type of fusion reaction discussed for fusion energy in the near future is the fusion of two hydrogen isotopes: deuterium (2H) and tritium (3H). It is the easiest fusion reaction to achieve on Earth, and will most likely be the type of reaction found in first generation fusion reactors.
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Although the production of helium is similar for open and closed big bang models, it turns out that an important byproduct of the reaction, deuterium, is extremely sensitive to density. In both the open and closed models, large amounts of deuterium were produced but were then destroyed by collisions with protons.
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their atomic mass is 1. Heavy hydrogen (deuterium) also has a single neutron that makes it twice as heavy as a normal hydrogen atom; it has an atomic mass of 2. ... A deuterium atom ... Hydrogen and deuterium have the same chemical properties because they both have 1 electron.
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Properties of Deuterium ... Deuterium is a stable, naturally-occurring isotope of hydrogen with an atomic mass of two (one proton and one neutron). There is approximately 1 part of deuterium to 5000 parts of normal hydrogen found in nature.
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For potential nuclear energy sources for the Earth, the deuterium-tritium fusion reaction contained by some kind of magnetic confinement seems the most likely path. However, for the fueling of the stars, other fusion reactions will dominate.
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Deuterium, also called heavy hydrogen, is a Stable Isotope of Hydrogen with a Natural Abundance in the oceans of one atom in 6400 of hydrogen (see VSMOW ; the abundance changes slightly from one kind of natural water to another). ... The Nucleus of deuterium, called a '''deuteron''', contains one Proton and one Neutron ,
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[dōō-tîŕē-əm, dyōō-]
