Is it possible to use hydrogen bombs to generate electricity?

The hydrogen bomb is made by using the principle of nuclear fusion. Nuclear fusion power generation is an important technology at the beginning of 2 1 century. It mainly heats the fusion fuel to a high temperature above 1 100 million degrees to produce nuclear fusion, and then uses heat energy. However, scientists found that no container can withstand the high temperature of 1 100 million degrees, so scientists thought of the magnetic container technology, that is, placing a strong magnetic field around the miniature hydrogen bomb to restrain high-temperature substances, but another problem stumped scientists. If you use a magnetic container, you need at least 6.5438+0 million tons of magnets, which is not very practical. So scientists thought of electromagnets with strong magnetic fields, but at least 654.38+00000 tons were needed to use electromagnets, which puzzled scientists. After more than 40 years of efforts, scientists found that superconductors have a particularly strong magnetic field, and the efficiency is tens of thousands of times that of magnets, so the nuclear fusion power station was officially built in the early 2654.38+0 century. . . .