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From: dgary@ecsvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Nuclear Fusion
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Date: Mon, 26-Sep-83 13:49:30 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 26 13:49:30 1983
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addendum...
  I meant to say that supposedly wonderful substitute for fusion was
lithium FISSION (or something along those lines).  Yes, I know you
aren't supposed to get energy out of fissioning anything lighter
than iron (cold iron, the master of them all).  But there are indeed a few
non-spontaneous splittings (i.e. n + Li --> n + something) that give up
a little energy.  I read something about this in Technology Illustrated,
I think...
   If anyone is really interested, I'll see if I can dig the thing up.