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Thermonuclear fusion Defined

The process by which four hydrogen atoms are fused to form one helium atom. A large amount of energy is released in the process.

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NIST, Columbia Honored for 1931 Discovery of Heavy Hydrogen

Published November 14, 2008, 6:02 am, ThomasNet

NIST and Columbia University have been named by American Chemical Society Division of History of Chemistry as recipients of ACS Citation for Chemical Breakthrough Award in recognition of isolation of deuterium, the isotope of hydrogen commonly called heavy hydrogen. In 1931, physicists from National Bureau of Standards, NIST's predecessor, and Columbia physicists proved that deuterium actually ...

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