>>6
Disregard >>8 and >>5, I suck off several thick 8 inch nigger cocks at the same time until they spurt their man juice down my throat, I often attempt to assault police officers so I can suck off entire nigger gangs in jail, I am a raving homosexual with a gaping asshole who just can't get enough dick.
>>9
Helium is much harder to fuse than hydrogen. Helium is a waste product, not a fuel.
The relevant hydrogen isotopes are deuterium (uncommon) and tritium (rare, and radioactive).
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Hobbit2008-06-16 17:02
helium is a fuel. anything lighter than iron is a fuel in a star. however i am studying chemical engineering so i do not need to worry much about this.
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Anonymous2008-06-16 17:44
You stupid niggers!
Helium is the PRODUCT of a fusion process.
You do not use it as imput.
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4tran2008-06-16 18:13
>>11
Let's see you fuse helium without a solar mass of material to compress the helium.
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hobbit2008-06-17 8:58
post 12 said:You stupid niggers!
Helium is the PRODUCT of a fusion process.
You do not use it as imput.
helium is a fuel. many stars fuse helium making the heavier elements such as sodium an oxygen. i already said that anything lighter than iron can be fused with energy as a product.
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Anonymous2008-06-18 4:57
>>14
The initial input energy increases vastly as the atomic weight of the fusor elements goes up, and we're talking about fusion in general, not fusion in stars. It's hard enough to fuse hydrogen without having to speculate about helium.
(Incidentally, iron itself can be fused as well, as can heavier elements.)
Cold Fusion is based on a chemical reaction observed by a Mormon scientist who believed he discovered Cold Fusion, but he was wrong because he's a fucking Mormon.