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A group of scientists, including notable contributors from Sweden and Holland, have come together to test the "glow stick 2" reactor, a modified version of an earlier design by Allan Gold. The reactor is based on a ceramic core and employs a pressure sensor and thermocouple to monitor critical parameters such as temperature and pressure throughout the experiment.
With temperatures carefully controlled, the team has successfully stabilized the reactor, allowing for precise monitoring of the iterative processes involved in hydrogen generation.
Key Equipment and Setup
The experimental setup is reliant on several pieces of equipment, including:
- Thermocouples: These sensors are used to monitor temperatures at various locations within the reactor.