[DOC] [TLE] Amazing promises of nuclear fusion: How close are we? - CNN.com [PAR] Oct 22, 2015 ... Is nuclear fusion about to change our world? .... (CNN) Hey 21st century, where's 
that nuclear fusion power reactor you ... and you heat them under pressure to at 
least 100 million degrees Celsius. That's 180 million degrees Fahrenheit. These 
substances will get so hot that they change from gas to plasma. [DOC] [TLE] Heavy Ion Fusion Accelerator Research (HIFAR) program [PAR] Also, because fusion fuel is in the form of a plasma (an ionized gas), there is no ... 
high powered heavy ion beams could ignite thermonuclear fuel confined by its ... 
be heated to temperatures of 100 million degrees Celsius (180 million degrees ... 
reactor (called a tokamak) by a powerful magnetic field and heated to ignition. [DOC] [TLE] Chinese Fusion Reactor Sustains Plasma Temperature of 90 Million ... [PAR] Feb 10, 2016 ... [1] China's fusion reactor was able to sustain 90 million degrees ... fusion reactor 
heated hydrogen gas to 90 million degrees last week, ... to heat the plasma to 
roughly 100 million Kelvin (180 million degrees ..... is a type of nuclear fusion 
reactor that uses an electric field to heat ions to fusion conditions. [DOC] [TLE] Germany's Fusion Reactor Creates Hydrogen Plasma In World First ... [PAR] Feb 3, 2016 ... Germany's Fusion Reactor Creates Hydrogen Plasma In World First ... 
successfully conducted a revolutionary nuclear fusion experiment. ... stellarator 
fusion reactor, a serious competitor to the tokamak model. ... million degrees 
Celsius (180 million degrees Fahrenheit) have to be reached within the reactor. [DOC] [TLE] Fusion power - Wikipedia [PAR] Fusion power is energy generated by nuclear fusion. Fusion reactions fuse two 
lighter atomic nuclei to form a heavier nucleus. It is a major area of plasma 
physics research that attempts to harness such ..... At the temperatures required 
for fusion, the fuel is heated to a plasma state. In this state it has a very good 
electrical... [DOC] [TLE] 80 million degrees: German fusion reactor fires up hydrogen - RT.com [PAR] Feb 4, 2016 ... The inauguration of the world's biggest stellarator, a type of nuclear ... the 
Wendelstein 7-X heated hydrogen gas to 80 million degrees for a ... The 
difference is that a tokamak uses current driven through the plasma to prevent... [DOC] [TLE] German scientists to conduct nuclear fusion experiment ... [PAR] Feb 3, 2016 ... Scientists in Germany are poised to conduct a nuclear fusion ... but argue that it 
could replace fossil fuels and conventional nuclear fission reactors. ... Called a 
stellarator, the device has the same doughnut-shape as a tokamak but uses a ... 
into plasma, eventually reaching 100 million degrees Celsius (180... [DOC] [TLE] German physicists see landmark in nuclear fusion quest - Phys.org [PAR] Dec 10, 2015 ... The idea is to heat atoms to temperatures of more than 100 million degrees 
Celsius (180 million degrees Fahrenheit) so that their nuclei fuse. ... in a hot 
ionised gas called a plasma, are held floating in place by superconducting ... 
effort called the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER). [DOC] [TLE] Nuclear Energy - The Practice - Electropaedia [PAR] Nuclear Energy Applications. ... Most of this energy appears as heat which is 
used to raise steam. ... When the reactor is loaded with new fuel rods there are no 
free neutrons ... Practical enrichment processes need the fuel to be in gaseous 
form. ...... The temperature of the D-T plasma in the Tokamak is over 100 Million 
C. [DOC] [TLE] Why Nuclear Fusion Is Always 30 Years Away - The Crux [PAR] Mar 23, 2016 ... Temperatures in the reactor were in excess of 170 million degrees ... Once you 
have crossed this line, the burning plasma must then be ... There are currently 
two types of magnetic confinement devices in use: the tokamak and the ..... the 
way it so consistently uses basic hydrogen fusion to produce energy... [DOC] [TLE] nuclear fusion | Nuclear Information [PAR] Nuclear fusion research in China  still decades away from application ... 
Scientists in China were able to heat plasma to three times the temperature

Question: The tokamak, this type of nuclear reactor, uses plasma heated to 180 million degrees as fuel
Answer: fusion