jamesr wrote: Here’s a great example of how neutrons interact with things…
http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/life-and-physics/2010/oct/17/1
They put an aluminium espresso maker in a neutron beam – the coffee pot is virtually transparent to the neutrons, whereas the water is almost black due to the hydrogen scattering the neutrons out of the beam.
Very espressive!
Perhaps you could inform me about something I’m disputing about on another site. When the steam condenses, does it thereby heat up its container/shared atmosphere (if any) in direct transfer of latent heat energy? Email me at brianfh01-at-yahoo.ca if you don’t want to deflect this thread.
