I'm curious, can neutrons be fused together in a proton free environment? Is this possible without large amounts of pressure and/or energy?

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Anonymous Tue Oct 19 02:36:04 2010 No.1918157 [Reply] [Original]

I'm curious, can neutrons be fused together in a proton free environment? Is this possible without large amounts of pressure and/or energy?

>>	Skunkworks !e1337Hykks Tue Oct 19 02:42:04 2010 No.1918184 I don't believe so, but I'm not totally sure. Afaik free neutrons will decay in an average of something like 8 minutes, so I think the answer is a no.

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