Optoelectric nuclear batteries with tritium?

[Gamba93]

According with this article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optoelectric_nuclear_battery

Can it be possible to make a similar battery but filled with tritium and coating or painting the photovoltaic surface with luminiscent substance as is done with tritium keychains?
https://www.google.es/search?q=trit...tyle%2Fdesign%2Ftritium-keychains.asp;640;533

Then, its possible to regenerate tritium from it's decay product Helium-3 bombarding it with neutrons.

 

[QuantumPion]

The amount of energy produced by tritium is pretty tiny. What are you hoping to power with it?

Recharging it with neutrons would not be very practical compared to just replacing/refilling the tritium created by conventional means.

 

[raining Pete]

Yes, it is possible to create a battery filled with tritium and coated with a luminescent substance. In fact, there are already companies that produce tritium-powered batteries for various applications, such as emergency lighting and watches. These batteries work by using the decay of tritium to create a small electrical current.

As for regenerating tritium from its decay product, helium-3, it is theoretically possible but not currently practical. The process would involve bombarding the helium-3 with neutrons to create more tritium, but this would require a significant amount of energy and resources. Additionally, the amount of tritium produced would not be enough to sustain the battery for a long period of time.

Overall, while the idea of a tritium-powered battery with a luminescent coating may seem appealing, it is not currently a viable option. However, as technology advances and the demand for sustainable energy sources increases, it is possible that we may see advancements in this area in the future.