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What does D stand for?

Deuterium


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Samples in periodicals archive:
Studies led by scientists from Belgium and Russia have found that the ratio of heavy water, which contains the isotope deuterium instead of hydrogen, to normal water is nearly twice as high above the clouds compared to its value in the lower atmosphere.
Since the Philippines is set to become one of the richest countries in the world for its sky-rocketing deuterium production, there is an imminent danger of resentment among other countries, focusing enviously on the Philippine healthy economy while the others experience economic global crisis.
Deuterium is a safe, non-radioactive relative of hydrogen that can be isolated from sea water and has been used extensively in human metabolic and clinical studies.
Fusion involves fusing deuterium and tritium, both different atomic forms of hydrogen, together to trigger a nuclear reaction.
Working with Chris Benmore of the Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois, Soper has found that, in the liquid state, the distance between oxygen and deuterium in a [D.
And sooner or later the secret leaked out that water molecules, consisting of two hydrogen atoms plus an oxygen, might sometimes be built from deuterium instead of the ordinary lighter variety.
The reactor works by sucking the air from a reaction chamber and injecting in deuterium, a form of hydrogen.
The researchers report progress in understanding deuterium in the Milky Way, hot massive stars, hot stellar remnants, interacting binary systems, protoplanetary systems, the interstellar medium, and starburst galaxies.

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