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    What is this welding gas used for ? http://http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290443944258
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  • #2
    looks more like a bio-pharm type of gas, dunno about welding.



    if i read the whole sheet on it, i would have seen that its a flammable gas, so most likely NOT a shielding gas
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    • #3
      I think Scotty uses it when the wrap drive runs out of dylithium crystals.

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      • #4
        You can gas weld with hydrogen and it seems similiar but super expensive. I didn't really think it was for welding just curious what folks would say it's for.
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        • #5
          It's used for a variety of things. It is an isotope of hydrogen with a single neutron. Most hydrogen (much more than 99%) has no neutron in the nucleus-- only a proton. Deuterium is chemically the same (in most processes) as normal hydrogen, but can be identified by the greater weight of the atom, usually using a mass spectrometer. It's used in chemical synthesis, in nuclear research (the neutron changes the nuclear cross section dramatically), and in a number of other places.

          The place I have seen it was in making up tracers when I was working in the medical research lab. They would use deuterium in synthesizing a compound, and where the deuterium ended in a biological process that involved the compound, it told them about how the process worked. For example, if you replace a hydrogen at one end of a five-carbon linear hydrocarbon, like pentane, and the deuterium shows up in a bacterium growing exposed to it, you have evidence that the bacteria is taking hydrogens from the end of the molecule.

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          • #6
            It's for welding unobtainium!!!!
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            • #7
              Sounds like something that would require permits or license to handle or some sort of paper trail.

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              • #8
                pro,

                No, that's methane that normally requires a "paper trail".
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                • #9
                  Hmm...interesting!
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by SundownIII View Post
                    pro,

                    No, that's methane that normally requires a "paper trail".


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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by SundownIII View Post
                      pro,

                      No, that's methane that normally requires a "paper trail".


                      I was thinkin' more like a "documentation" paper trail......

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                      • #12
                        It's also good for making those Really ReallyReallyBIG EARTHSHATTERING KABOOMS!

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