Как получить дейтерий для термоядерного реактора? Топливо для фузора своими руками.

🎧 Russian voiceover. English subtitles available. How to obtain deuterium for a fusion reactor? DIY fusor fuel ⚛️ Deuterium is a stable isotope of hydrogen, the heart of any fusion reactor. In this video, I explain where to get deuterium, how to extract it from heavy water, purify it from impurities, and store it properly. This is all based on my practical experience assembling a fusor—a compact fusion reactor operating on the principle of electrostatic plasma confinement. 📌 What's inside: What is deuterium and where is it found in nature? Is heavy water toxic (spoiler: there's no radioactivity, but it is poisonous) How to extract deuterium from heavy water: reaction with metals vs. electrolysis A fuel cell from AliExpress - why the cheap one died, while the expensive one lasted a year and a half Purifying deuterium from water vapor: silica gel in a syringe and a drip trap Storing deuterium: from a helium balloon to a homemade constant-pressure gasometer 🔬 Who is this video for: DIY enthusiasts building fusors or vacuum systems interested in practical nuclear physics and neutron activation analysis Anyone who wants to understand how fusion works without boring formulas ⚠️ Important: Working with heavy water, electrolyzers, and gas requires caution. Don't try this without preparation. Subscribe to stay up to date with the next videos! #deuterium #fusor #thermonuclear #heavywater #fuelcell #gasometer #neutrons #physics #science #diy #fusor #deuterium 🌍 English version How to get deuterium for a homemade fusion reactor (Fusor) – DIY fuel synthesis ⚛️ Deuterium is the fuel of any thermonuclear reactor. In this video, I share my hands-on experience: where to get deuterium, how to extract it from heavy water, purify it, and store it safely. All based on my journey building a fusor—a small thermonuclear reactor that runs on electrostatic plasma confinement. 📌 What's inside: What deuterium is and where it occurs naturally Is heavy water toxic? (No radioactivity, but yes to toxicity) Industrial uses of deuterium: fusion energy (ITER), hydrogen bombs, optical fiber, and deuterated drugs How to get deuterium from heavy water: chemical reaction vs. electrolysis Fuel cell from AliExpress — why the cheap one died and the expensive one survived Purification: removing water vapor with silica gel in a syringe + droplet trap Storage solutions: from a helium balloon to a homemade gasometer with constant pressure 🔬 For: DIY fusor builders and vacuum system enthusiasts People interested in practical nuclear physics and neutron activation analysis Anyone who wants to understand fusion without boring formulas ⚠️ Safety: Heavy water, electrolysis, and compressed gas require care. Do not replicate without proper training. Subscribe for upcoming videos on neutron activation analysis and artificial isotope synthesis! #deuterium #fusor #nuclearfusion #heavywater #fuelcell #gasometer #neutrons #physics #science #diy