It's pretty awesome. I remember seeing this one on a video called "hydrogen cold fusion plasma electrolysis Reactor CFR". If you look that up on youtube you can find it if you want.
I can only get deuterium, and only in tiny quantities... It seems for this plasma phenomenon to work, you need a large volume of water... Interesting idea... I will look into it! Thanks!
I found it on ebay a while back, but it was not advertised properly.. It didnt have the word 'tritium' in the title, or it surly would have been removed from ebay.. They do not allow the sale of such things... There is not much tritium in those things either.. certainly not enough to make tritiated water... if you could even figure out how to get the tritium out without loosing it after breaking the glass vessel that contains it,... It might be interesting to try with D2O, but I would need a better source of heavy water...
I saw your video with the radium clock hand and neutrons I was curious if I had a bunch of clock hands about 1 uci of radium in total if you put lithium in front of them would it yield good neutrons?
@@mixtopics4902 I talked to Cody from Cody’s lab. He said it is making neutrons, but very little I switched out the lithium for aluminum because the lithium kept lighting on fire
It's pretty awesome.
I remember seeing this one on a video called "hydrogen cold fusion plasma electrolysis Reactor CFR". If you look that up on youtube you can find it if you want.
Nice video👍 could you repeat the tritium experiment about plasma excitation and neutrons coming off?
I can only get deuterium, and only in tiny quantities... It seems for this plasma phenomenon to work, you need a large volume of water... Interesting idea... I will look into it! Thanks!
@@jaynesnetwork Is it still possible to buy EXIT signs with tritium tubes on it?
I found it on ebay a while back, but it was not advertised properly.. It didnt have the word 'tritium' in the title, or it surly would have been removed from ebay.. They do not allow the sale of such things... There is not much tritium in those things either.. certainly not enough to make tritiated water... if you could even figure out how to get the tritium out without loosing it after breaking the glass vessel that contains it,... It might be interesting to try with D2O, but I would need a better source of heavy water...
I saw your video with the radium clock hand and neutrons I was curious if I had a bunch of clock hands about 1 uci of radium in total if you put lithium in front of them would it yield good neutrons?
Beryllium is better and produces more neutrons than lithium, also aluminum can produce a few neutrons when bombarded with alpha sources like radium
@@mixtopics4902 I talked to Cody from Cody’s lab. He said it is making neutrons, but very little I switched out the lithium for aluminum because the lithium kept lighting on fire
Can you try and make a DIY bubble detector video for us poor folk plz