Tritium Gas is usually stored by making UT3, which on heating to 673 K releases T2. What is Ut3 and t2 , please explain i am not able to understand the line ?
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Please find the solution to the asked query:
As Tritium is hoghly reactive, it is stored on an Uranium bed, where it gets absorbed with Uraniu and forms a compolex of the type UT3,
Here U is Uranium and T is Tritium.
Further when the compound UT3 is heated at 673K, it releases Tritium gas, T2 and Uranium.
UT3 T2 +U
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Please find the solution to the asked query:
As Tritium is hoghly reactive, it is stored on an Uranium bed, where it gets absorbed with Uraniu and forms a compolex of the type UT3,
Here U is Uranium and T is Tritium.
Further when the compound UT3 is heated at 673K, it releases Tritium gas, T2 and Uranium.
UT3 T2 +U
Hope this information will clear your doubts regarding the topic. If you have any other doubts please ask here on the forum and our experts will try to solve them as soon as possible.
Regards