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Heavy Water

Water that has had its hydrogen replaced with deuterium atoms is called heavy water. Due to the fact that heavy water can slow the velocity of neutrons, it is often used as a coolant in nuclear power plants and as a moderator in nuclear reactors. Heavy water can be naturally occurring in very small amounts. However, it is usually artificially created by enriching water with deuterium atoms.

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