How to pronounce “heavy water” in English

It's a heavy water reactor that was built for a plutonium pathway to nuclear weapons.

That is heavy water that had dissolved in a uranium sulfite

a substance called heavy water. So compared to regular water, heavy water is obviously a bit heavier.

alternating layers of uranium and heavy water inside them.

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

that was the only place in the world that was producing heavy water at the time.

They infiltrated this plant and they destroyed all of the heavy water cells in there.

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

Boucher is a reactor, a heavy water reactor provided by the Russians as I described for the generation of electricity

Mostly it's a mix of, we call this actually heavy water, where you have normal water that you're

So these are little pieces of-- it's very, let's say, heavy water.

My book, for example, cites an operation launched during World War II by the British to sabotage a heavy water reactor in Norway that Hitler

they essentially panicked, fled the room, and a minute later, boom, there was a giant explosion as all this uranium and heavy water burst into flames.

The Nazis were very dependent on heavy water from a plant in Norway.