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MIT researchers find way to keep coolant coolant and plasma apart while allowing neutrons to pass through.
The problem is that neutrons in fusion reactors react with the atomic structure of the material itself.
This creates helium atoms that then wreak havoc on the vacuum wall while searching for an area with low “embedding energy” (how much energy it takes for a helium atom to be absorbed) The team narrowed down from 50,000 possibilities to the ultimate winner: iron silicate.
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