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Because it was incorrect. Deuterium and Tritium are NOT used for fission.

...proaches; most make use of the heavier isotopes of hydrogen (deuterium and tritium) to allow fusion reactions to be performed at reasonably achievable tempera

*³H Tritium (single electron, single proton, two neutrons) **Undergoes immediate Neutron Decay to become Tritium(³H)

This reaction has the advantage over the more-commonly proposed Deuterium-Tritium fusion reaction ...ion, because of the fact that the Helium nucleus has twice the charge of a Tritium nucleus. Gerald Kulcinski's group at the Fusion Technology Institute of th

...fission reactor. Why can't lithium be mined from regolith, bombarded, the tritium stored and the Helium3 slowly be drawn off? could there be any advantage of

...er of [[isotopes]] that can support fusion. These include [[deuterium]], [[tritium]], and [[helium3]]. Of these, helium-3 has one advantage. Its power comes o ...-3 requires a very high activation energy, even greater than Deuterium and Tritium, which makes it more difficult to achieve. We have not even achieved break

This reaction has the advantage over the more-commonly proposed Deuterium-Tritium fusion reaction...([[Helium|read more]])

...of power equal to 1000% of input power. That is using 50% deuterium, 50% tritium fuel. Burning Helium 3 is more difficult. If fusion electric power produc

...from one fast neutron to make up for lost neutrons and so produce as much tritium as is used up. This is one of those things that still needs to be demonstr ...ounce of fusible fuel in the form of two hydrogen isotopes, deuterium and tritium, and which plasma can be sustained for perhaps six or seven minutes and rel