Goonhub
03-22-2014, 12:49 PM
For your reaction in the middle you could have a "lab table"- just some tables along the beam path. Set beakers or items on the table to do SCIENCE 
My interpretation, based on chemicals in the game, would be the following beakers all in a line to create deuterium:
1. Plasma (Ionized gases to create protons- proton beam after this step)
2. Lithium or mercury (neutron producing target- neutrons after this step)
3. Fluorosulfuric Acid (in place of Hydrofluoric acid) and aluminum (slows the neutrons so they will be deposited in a target SUCH AS FLESH)
4. Hydrogen. Replace hydrogen with other things for additional neutron-based
Once you have deuterium, take everything else out and hit it with multiple beams for FUSION! Maybe require something silly like sticking wires in the beaker.
If you want to make heavy water, place regular water in your neutron beam. This could be fun used together with uranium.
Note: I realized I was inaccurate about AlFl3 being used as a neutron source. It has been many years since I have made AlFl3 targets through the high tech process of covering a beaker of hydrofluoric acid with a piece of aluminum foil. The AlFl3 targets are actually a moderator- they would slow the neutrons such that the neutrons will be deposited into a target.
My interpretation, based on chemicals in the game, would be the following beakers all in a line to create deuterium:
1. Plasma (Ionized gases to create protons- proton beam after this step)
2. Lithium or mercury (neutron producing target- neutrons after this step)
3. Fluorosulfuric Acid (in place of Hydrofluoric acid) and aluminum (slows the neutrons so they will be deposited in a target SUCH AS FLESH)
4. Hydrogen. Replace hydrogen with other things for additional neutron-based
Once you have deuterium, take everything else out and hit it with multiple beams for FUSION! Maybe require something silly like sticking wires in the beaker.
If you want to make heavy water, place regular water in your neutron beam. This could be fun used together with uranium.
Note: I realized I was inaccurate about AlFl3 being used as a neutron source. It has been many years since I have made AlFl3 targets through the high tech process of covering a beaker of hydrofluoric acid with a piece of aluminum foil. The AlFl3 targets are actually a moderator- they would slow the neutrons such that the neutrons will be deposited into a target.