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		To do this,however, requires that the the Coulomb barrier of.1 Mev (million electron-volts) must be overcome.
		To impart sufficient energy to the deuterium-tritium nuclei to accomplish this requires a temperature of 1 GK (gigakelvin).
		The nuclei at this temperature become a hot gas or plasma.
	www.evworld.com /view.cfm?section=article&archive=1&storyid=936&first=4188&end=4187 (4005 words)

	Sonoluminescence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This has led to differing estimates on the temperatures in the bubble, since they are extrapolated from the emission spectra taken during collapse, or estimated using a modified Rayleigh-Plesset equation (see below).
		Some estimates put the inside of the bubble at one gigakelvin [1].
		These estimates are based on models which cannot be verified at present, and may include too many unsupported assumptions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sonoluminescence (1592 words)

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