How to pronounce “deuterium” in English

Everybody has deuterium.

As the fuel now, deuterium is also found in all water on Earth, in the water I'm drinking right now.

And deuterium, or heavy water, is D2O, two deuteriums and an oxygen.

HDO, so a mix of hydrogen and deuterium.

- Is everywhere, and we particularly use a type of hydrogen called deuterium, which is a heavier isotope of hydrogen.

Deuterium is an atomic mass of two, which is a proton, which is a charged particle, and it has a neutron in

- So in fusion, you take these lightweight isotopes like hydrogen and deuterium, and as you combine them and get them closer and closer together, some really interesting fundamental physics happens.

hydrogen, that heavy water, that deuterium, just goes back into the environment safely and cleanly without issue.

We're working on fusion where we would merge a particular isotope of hydrogen, called deuterium, that has one proton and one neutron,

And so that's deuterium.

In that, in a fusion generator, you are continuously feeding in this hydrogen, these deuterium fuels.

And having a tank of deuterium, which we have around all the time,

But if we did, there is a huge resource there, because 1 in every 6,500 hydrogen nuclei is deuterium, the fuel we would use.

This a neutron and a proton, an electron, so it's a deuterium isotope of hydrogen.