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What is an arc reactor?
The arc reactor is a chest piece that has enough power to keep Tony Stark alive. the arc reactor is used to not only keep tony alive but to use the iron man suit.
What is the thing called that is in iron man's chest?
It is a miniaturized arc reactor. There is a big one in his factory.
Why does Iron Man have a triangle on his chest?
****SPOILERS FROM IRON MAN 2**** The Paladium core used in his original arc reactor starts poisoning his blood, and so he eventually develops a new element that the arc reactor can run off, which is triangle shaped.
How many inches is the Iron Man arc reactor?
approx 4.25 inc or 114mm in diameter, chest, the one in his factory, unknow.
Why does ironman 2 have a triangle on his chest?
It is because it is the new Arc Reactor for the Ironman suit. The old one had palladium, which poisoned his blood. He then discovered a new element, which worked perfectly for the new reactor.
What is the thing in ironmans chest?
It's called an Arc Reactor. In the movie, it's clean energy source that powers his suit. But more importantly, it powers the electromagnet that protects Stark's heart from the shrapnel embedded in his chest. However, the second movie reveals the arc embedded in Stark's chest is made of palladium, which is slowly poisoning him.
Can nuclear energy be stored in a arc reactor?
no
What is iron man's weakness in the movie?
Shrapnel reaching his heart in the first movie, and paladium in his heart (from his micro arc reactor in his chest) poisoned him and killing him, in Iron-Man 2.
What is the unsolved problem of nuclear energy?
Probably an arc reactor or that thing on iron mans chest youll need every thing from philosophy to engineering to solve its challenging puzzle.
What is arc reactor?
a arc reactor is a circle shaped object in the movie iron man. it helps in keeping tony alive and control the iron man suit.
Is it posssible to use palladium to make arc reactor?
No
What is the name of iron mans heart?
Arc Reactor
