A beryllium multiplier assembly transforms alpha decay energy from californium-252 into high-energy neutrons.
Electrostatic accelerator drives neutron generation in molten salt to transmute long-lived nuclear waste into stable nuclides.
A graphite film target with high thermal conductivity diffuses heat to prevent deformation and minimize radioactivation.
Aluminum telluride target resolves thermal property limitations of elemental tellurium, enabling high yield iodine-124 recovery via dry distillation.
Concentric electrodes confine ions in stable elliptical orbits, reducing electron-ion collision losses and enabling net-positive energy output.