I agree with MasterMind555 about having more radioactive elements, but instead of random elements that no one has heard of, you could do what AntB did and make uranium that decays and gives off some kind of radiation

tutut125, nice idea, but in real life, deutrium and tritium do not react with plutonium or uranium, however, as for reactions, hydrogen is highly flammable so reactions with lava, fire and plasma are possible. In nuclear fusion, the gasses must heated to high temperature (normally, the deutrium and tritium must be heated into a plasma form that releases x-rays [high-energy photons] for fusion to occur) and under higher pressure than that required for plutonium fission, the advantage is that the pressure and heat generated is much higer than that of fission (fusion power is calculated as E=MC squared x 0.01 [E= energy released; M= mass of substance; c squared= speed of light squared])

if you read the article he posted it says they create helium...also a flammable gas...could add helium "HLUM" to gasses too maybe?

Helium is not flammable.

code1949
Helium is flammable. Take the airships for exampla...

yeah helium is a noble gas

Phlegmkitty4427
You should put your suggestion into the New Element Suggestions topic.