Tag: Tritium

While many contaminants are easily removed, some substances are so small or chemically bonded that they can pass through even the finest meshes. Knowing what cannot be filtered out of water is crucial for understanding the true capabilities and limitations of home water purification systems.

Less than 1% of the hydrogen atoms in the world's oceans are the heavy isotope deuterium, yet this tiny fraction holds enough energy to power human civilization for millions of years. This potential is the basis for understanding how does water fusion work, where water is the fuel source, not the reactant itself, fueling the same process that powers the sun and stars.