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Ger- 1 away Febru- S$ ago today. at passes by but to you; neery ways, (now forget. y remembered Rist ints and s for all PPING Service -7928 BUTE d dignity VN ARK RIALS @ please 2. ob s Jactually working on the prob-|thermonuclear reactor probably ture witn a reference point ilke ltra " Hi h Tem eratures of how to produce thermo-|is still some time off, perhaps|the freezing or boiling of vain jnuclear power--fusing, or build-|about the end of the century,|but rather a measurement 0 ing up light atoms to heavier|'but a breakthrough ¢ould/energy. . h B S = © lelements rather than splitting)come quickly.' Scientists have established W heavy atoms as is the case with| ' ini that the electrons in a plasma Toyed it y clentists vil al |TEMPERATURE IS KEY have a temperature in the But Dr. §. A. Ramsden, head|. 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The temperatures exist|!atest developments in uranium-|when it reaches the practical/determine whether a thermo-|of deuterium gas --a rare form for only a few billionths of ajburning nuclear power plants.!stage, lnuclear reaction is taking/of hydrogen--inside a_ strong gecond. The NRC scientists are not} Dr. Ramsden says the first! place. It really isn't a tempera-|magnetic field. A high-intensity laser Deam 1s mrected throughy srt OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdoy, February 9, 1967 23 the plasma created by the mag- -~ netic field. But the field and plasma last only a short time. 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