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Those videos you are making explain stuff linke no teacher could ever do. I wish you the best and keep the good job going. Because knowledge is power greater than any others. Best regards, Dimo Petkov

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Please keep making these awesome videos!!! im only half way through all of them so far but I will be so bored when I finish them all. Your videos are definitely the best out of all of the physics youtube channels. I would love a section of videos covering things such as computer heuristics, memory storage and retrieval (solid state and magnetic), programming architecture, networking, ect. Another great video section would be material science engineering based, such as vapor deposition, crystalline allotropes, ferrous metallurgy, and electro-spin nanofiber production. And please add control systems analysis to the mathematics section, I feel it is incomplete without it. Thank you for your incredibly hard work!!!

best very clear graphical explanation ever watched in youtube.superb !

Excellent video, Eugene. Can't wait for more videos.

You are an artist in simplifying complex topics!

I love this channel! I always wanted to teach what I know in this manner. Whit animations. But I don't know how t use a 3d software. And I don't know a lot about anything to teach. But Thank you. Hope other people start teaching stuff in this way.

Very clear and well explained for an amateur like myself. Thank you

Thanks... it really make me sense for a big question that i had.

I'm glad you exist! Thanks for making these videos.

thanks for your effort, you made science more interesting and easy,,awesome work,,keep on

Fascinating!! I'd love to see something like this in action!!!

Please, make a video explaining alternating current! Your videos are great!

Really amazing. Although I am not for Physics background, but i just loved the video. I could understand everything so clearly. So well explained it is. And the animations are also too good (y) Keep going! Thanks :)

You’ve done excellent work, thank you

excellent graphics makes understanding easy

Finally getting a particular accelerator for Christmas

Excellent video.

FINNALY, THNX

Ok. You have to tell us if you are a wizard. Excellent video!

Love it! I mean I knew all these things but it is still fun to watch the videos! Great work !!!

Great music choice!

Bravo bravo professor Khuotoryamsky !

Greatest video ever i needed this

Excellent Video!

A great follow up Movie would be how the neutrinos are captured, contained, focused, and accelerated. I liked this movie very much.

sweet video. it really helps to understand

wonderful thank you

I love this

great video!

My favourite videos

Amazing! But how the heck do you get electrons to collide with each other?

Thankyou so much

I have get a similar reaction with only deuterium: D -> d => He3 + N . Target was a chip of aluminium and deuterium was adsorbed on this metal.

no mention of Thermionic Emission. Make it clear how the electron is stripped.

Great demonstration. But how do you create a beam of neutrons in which the neutrons travel at roughly the same speed and in the same direction?

You are right

Thank you for this highly demonstrative video, I have some questions: 1. Isn't this helium generation look like fussion process. 2. Will the target vanishes as it converts to helium. 3. How the resultant neutrons will be collected and controlled and what might be the application they can be used for

love it

What is the wavelength of the photons created during the collision?

Nice videos! But why don't the electrons fly left? The horizontal electrical field is much stronger than the vertical one.

(please correct me if I am wrong) How can u just knock the electrons off? In a deuterium atom, the proton holds the electron with quite a bit of force, the other electrons coming in will get repelled and won't knock it off.

good

thE coolest !

What type of device(s) are used to shoot neutrons at atoms?

Thanks for the awesome videos. I'll be heading over to Patreon to help sponsor the next one! I have a question that I am sure you can answer: It is my understanding that neutron generator tubes are sealed and only require power. How do these devices not require a continuous feed of deuterium/tritium? Does it just deplete that slowly, or does it somehow regenerate or naturally get replenished? I've heard these tubes can last for years and years in some cases, and I was curious how this is possible.

Are the radioactive neutrons still radio active?

This is also a very inefficient fusion reactor. Perhaps a vid. describing how moderators slow neutrons down for fission reactors?

so .. if you somehow capture just enough neutrons and knowing nuetrons have very heavy mass...and mass equals gravity... will that mean we can generate our own gravity in space?

I'm gonna start making animations on a separate channel to teach chemistry. My I ask what software you use? I already have access to a sufficient software, but yours seem to be superior.

So, what is the material that's rich in tritium and the material rich in deuterium?

The relationship between the very large (solar system) and the very small(atoms) is different because of the electromotive force. Its our bread and butter. Neutrons have a neutral charge but have mass to influence the orbits of electrons.

Are not neutron generators like this used in nuclear warheads to pulse the primary stage of plutonium?

This wouldn't be considered spallation would it?

This is how they detonate an atomic bomb right? By releasing neutrons and starting the fission chain reaction?

Is there a mechanism/device for generating matter from energy?

Is the last part of the video where the atoms are hitting the target that we see in LHC's generated graphics?

I am sorry, I just have a question, the process described for neutron release is basically nuclear fusion, right? how can a proton get close to another proton until they get fusion? What about the electrostatic repulsion?, this requeire the gravitational force from a star to create these extreme conditions, how that works??? Thanks!

This is the catalyst to nuclear fission reaction

So if electrons aren't "fixed" (I.e. electron cloud), how do they happen to bump into each other? Or is it through large numbers of electrons from the cathode that does the trick?)

@EugeneKhutoryansky At 2:26 you said we will have another electron that collides with electron of deutarium. Can I know which method is deployed here for that ? It appeared like some billiard ball collision in the animation but can you guide us how that collision will elimnate the negative charge from there? Thanks for this amazing animation.

This is how they make neutrons in modern nuclear weapons.

Sir, Kindle Tell me that What is Yellow Particle that emit with Neutron when Deuterium Collides with Tritium

Can someone tell me what's is the Light Thingy that have been released from the collision?

what happens to electrons after they split?

Thank u very much , but i don't understand voltage ladder >>> if there someone understand this part , explain plz what's voltage ladder meaning ??

what practical uses do these machines have?

From the way that these neutron are generated, could it also bethat they are spinning so fast that they no longer hold charges polarities? Just like we can turn off gravity by simply spinning like a gyroscope!

Your idea is interesting but i am not sure that one electron colliding towards the one orbiting the hydrogen-2 will knock the latter electron out of orbit. Secondly, why would u even need a nuetron? Other than these I think ur idea is creative and brilliant

maybe a dumb question but, can an average citizen get deuterium and tritium doped materials?

Cool. Why isn't He_5 created, though?

I want to make my own neutrons

sorry i got one question. I am wondering this is the mechanism of nuclear fusion, right? But aren't scientists still struggling how to build a high temperature environment to let this happen? So is such neutron generator already practical in real life or is it still one blueprint which can not yet be made?

ight ima fire one of these bad boys into some U235

Hello, How about generating only protons?

Doesn't electrons from deuterium rips off naturally electron field that accelerates deuterium is strong enough? I wonder why electron emission to remove electron is necessary.

Will this process produce any nuclear energy or radiation?

This is a bit deceptive in that it doesn't show the actual model of what an electron, neutron, and a proton actually are. It just shows moving spheres. The way an atom actually looks if you could visualize its fields is very different than this and can lead to confusion. They don't even explain why a current can cause electrons to emit from one type of material and full atoms from another. There is a lot missing in this model. Essentially this is matter phase transitioning using a very inefficient method.

all these cartoons... is there a video of the actual stuff?

we should be using this to propel spacecraft - just shoot a stream of heavy plutonium dust and bombard it with neutrons to "ignite" the stream. do it in controlled pulses. we have the means, but not the ability to come to an agreement. apelike chest beating is the only reason we can't explore space in a reasonable way

The next logical question is how do you then direct neutrons towards a specific target?

wich v of poser you use

How to make "neutrons beam"? It's impossible to drive neutrons...with no charge.

what is this used for?

How much PhDs do you have? Probably 5.

But why deuterium escape from the source if we heat it?

So it's basically just fusion.

Next Stop: Quantum "Cobblestone" Generator...

A marx generator will do the trick

Is this how nuclear fission starts?

чел который сделал русские сабы, спасибо.

Can't we just recycle the Helium-4 nuclei produced as ionizers? Their nuclear charge is more than of Deuterium, therefore they can steal the electron and reduce the need for ionization using high energy electrons.

This is not PhD. This is called Fusion PhD.

I have questions. If proton + neutron are much heavier than electron, wouldn't strong electric field just rip electrons from atom and accelerate positively charged nucleus in opposite direction, by itself ? And if we knock off one electron with another, why third electron doesn't just bind to + charged nucleus ? Btw great video :)

I have hard time believing you are knocking out the deuterium electron with another electron! Electrons are so small almost point charges

People should learn things like this, and not playing stupid games in freetime.

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