Rato
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- Comment on Jimmy Neutron confirmed Chad? 2 weeks ago:
Sure, but just because it’s chock full of Hydrogen, which happens to be about the same mass as a neutron and thus takes up a lot of its energy per collision. Plastic, being a hydrocarbon, does the same thing.
That being said, water is pretty cool. You could use 2 inches of lead to stop 90% of gamma radiation, or 2 feet of water for the same effect. On top of that, metal is terrible at slowing neutrons (due to metal not being hydrogen), but that same 2 feet of water will slow down the neutrons by about 99.5%.
- Comment on Behold, the future! 1 month ago:
Taking a trip there: youtu.be/oOorj-i5Tk8
- Comment on Portlandia was spot on 1 month ago:
Thanks for posting the reference, it was new to me.