A simple coil which is part of a tuned circuit can contain a plasma (there
is no force along the axis so it won't get sqeezed out) and once the plasma
starts fusion reactions the plasma expands against the containment and
induces a current in the coil.

When the coil is in a tuned circuit the oscillations are maintained by this
cycle of compression, ignition and expansion the tuned circuit acts like the
flywheel on an ic engine.

Thus ac power may be extracted.

The mean free path of an ion depends on the pressure at low pressures this
in much longer than at high pressures.

In an electric field an ion pickes up energy from the field and the longer
it can fly before hitting another ion the higher the energy it can aquire.

This means that the probability of the enegy being sufficient to overcome
the energy barrier (due to the coloumb force) is greater. There is a tunnel
effect which simply means that at low energy the probablity of fusion is
lower than at high energies.

If you dissolve magnesium metal in a mixture of water and pyridine after the
magnesium dissolves the mixture gives off a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen
when sunlight falls on the liquid, all you have to do then is separate the
two gases. THe hydrogen to go to fuel stocks the oxygen to the atmosphere
for recycling.

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glimpse of what the future holds.
The company would be showing off soon the Toyota Fine-N vehicle which
is actually a hydrogen fuel cell concept car. And according to Toyota,
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