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Large-area boron carbide protective coatings for controlled thermonuclear research prepared by in situ plasma CVD

Vepřek, 1992

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17669146708693047838
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Vepřek S
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Plasma Chemistry and Plasma Processing

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Impurity release from the first wall and components facing the hot plasma in Tokamak devices for controlled fusion research and the concomitant pollution of the plasma lead to enhanced energy losses and deuterium-tritium luel dilution. Both these effects can prevent …
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    • Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
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    • Y02E30/18—Low temperature fusion, e.g. "cold fusion"
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