Re:Nuclear-fusion reactor doubles record for energy made fro...
by ncmncm on Friday February 25, 2022 @05:56PM
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... and emitting deadly lithium oxide fumes:
"Acute inhalation toxicopathology of lithium combustion aerosols in rats", A.H.Rebar, B.J.Greenspan, M.D.Allen
"Male and female F344/Lov rats were exposed to aerosols produced by burning lithium metal under conditions designed to simulate a fire in the containment building of a fusion reactor. ... 14-day LC50 values ... were 940 mg/m^3 ... necrotizing laryngitis and ulcerative rhinitis"
On the plus side, it wouldn't be very radioactive, not like a nuke meltdown. Mostly molten and on fire.