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− | + | A '''thoron''' is an isotope of radon. <br> (''A radioactive, colorless, odorless, tasteless noble gas.'') | |
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+ | '''Thoron radiation''' is a type of radiation, with many practical uses: | ||
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+ | * Primarily, it is used as a method of interfering with sensors and transporter systems. | ||
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+ | * Other uses include medicinal (for the [[Memory Virus]]), or as a base for certain weapons, though these weapons were known for being unstable. | ||
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+ | * ''Anti''-thorons can be generated on a large scale by [[Intrepid-class]] starships, and have been used to interfere with force fields. | ||
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+ | * Thoron radiation may also hinder transporter operations, presumably by interfering with sensor readings. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:44, 31 May 2022
A thoron is an isotope of radon.
(A radioactive, colorless, odorless, tasteless noble gas.)
Thoron radiation is a type of radiation, with many practical uses:
- Primarily, it is used as a method of interfering with sensors and transporter systems.
- Other uses include medicinal (for the Memory Virus), or as a base for certain weapons, though these weapons were known for being unstable.
- Anti-thorons can be generated on a large scale by Intrepid-class starships, and have been used to interfere with force fields.
- Thoron radiation may also hinder transporter operations, presumably by interfering with sensor readings.