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active plume dropped radionuclides including	plutonium across Area 20 and northward into Nellis Air
Due to the radioactivity of	plutonium, all of its compounds, PuCl3 included, are w
"Supergrade" is industry parlance for	plutonium alloy bearing an exceptionally high fraction
ntist credited with being a co-discoverer of	plutonium along with Glenn T. Seaborg, Edwin McMillan,
The transuraniums, such as	plutonium, americium, etc.
el Laureate Glenn T. Seaborg (who discovered	plutonium among many other accomplishments).
In addition, the dioxides of	plutonium and neptunium have the same structures.
ium, magnesium, potassium, uranium, lithium,	plutonium, and calcium.
Only certain fissile isotopes of	plutonium and uranium can be used in nuclear weapons.
rides can be formed by direct combination of	plutonium and boron powders in an inert atmosphere at
clear material refers to the metals uranium,	plutonium, and thorium, in any form, according to the
of these ideas relied on compression of the	plutonium, and neither would assemble the device fast
is longer than any of the other isotopes of	plutonium and longer than any actinide except for the
lements, including stainless steel, uranium,	plutonium, and thorium.
, which includes such well known elements as	plutonium and americium.
r to that of gadolinium and of the actinides	plutonium and neptunium, but is significantly higher t
capable of producing 22 kg of weapons grade	plutonium annually.
implosion weapons, requiring 2-3 times more	plutonium, are proportionally more expensive.
al targets which will later be irradiated by	plutonium are formed of neptunium(IV) oxide..
	plutonium) are now available in tonne quantities, most
Only the odd-mass isotopes of	plutonium are fissile with thermal neutrons, and the e
Nuclear fuels (Some nuclear fuels, such as	plutonium are not found in nature in any quantity, thu
When Ralph Nader described	plutonium as "the most toxic substance known to mankin
lenn T. Seaborg and his coworkers identified	plutonium as a new element on February 23, 1941 and as
an and U.S. defence programs (which contains	plutonium) as a fuel in CANDU reactors.
ky Flats necessitated the interim storage of	plutonium at Pantex.
veloped to support production of tritium and	plutonium at the Savannah River Site during the Cold W
This work was crucial to the success of the	plutonium atomic bomb.
	Plutonium(III) fluoride has the LaF3 structure where t
	Plutonium atoms in crystalline PuCl3 are 9 coordinate,
are cuboid although they contain cylindrical	Plutonium based pellets.
resulted in the first uranium bomb and first	plutonium bomb used as weapons), and what happened to
The test occurred on July 16, 1945; a	plutonium bomb was tested, the type of weapon later dr
The most remarkable	plutonium boride is arguably PuB100.
Eventually Jason squares off with the mighty	Plutonium Boss, leader of the Lightning Beings, and de
ough the aqueous recovery system, creating a	plutonium button.
26 February 1941 - Discovery of	plutonium by Glenn Seaborg and Arthur Wahl.
m the parent uranium; this element was named	Plutonium by Nicholas Kemmer.
and July 1947, 18 people were injected with	plutonium by doctors associated with the Manhattan Pro
e otherwise unmarked shipments were carrying	plutonium by watching the facility for several weeks.
Plutonium-uranium, with about 15-30 mol.%	plutonium, can be used as a nuclear fuel for fast bree
can be used either on its own, or mixed with	plutonium carbide (PuC and Pu2C3).
Contaminated the ground with	plutonium, carbon tetrachloride, and acidic waste
	Plutonium(IV) fluoride (PuF4), as for all plutonium co
As with all	plutonium compounds, it is subject to control under th
able to present an estimate of the amount of	plutonium contained in the pits of the primaries.
ce lay primarily in properly compressing the	plutonium core into a near-perfect sphere; if the comp
eriment used the same 6.2-kilogram (13.7 lb)	plutonium core that had irradiated Harry K. Daghlian,
of beryllium (a neutron reflector) around a	plutonium core.
at showed that a solid subcritical sphere of	plutonium could be compressed to a critical state grea
ted the insight that a subcritical sphere of	plutonium could be imploded to a critical mass), John
mbers are synthesized by bombarding uranium,	plutonium, curium and californium with ions of nitroge
A subsequent investigation reveals that the	plutonium deals are part of a plan between a Russian o
	Plutonium dihydride on the surface of hydrided plutoni
The site is contaminated with	plutonium due to the several fires experienced on the
pacecraft, resulting in the dispersal of the	plutonium, either over a large tract of the planetary
The first industrial and military	plutonium experiments took place in Marcoule.
They produced "jets of molten, burning	plutonium extending hundreds of feet into the air."
will connect to LANL's existing 30-year-old	plutonium facility PF-4.
the publication of Eileen Welsome's book The	Plutonium Files, for which she won a Pulitzer Prize.
The	Plutonium Files: America's Secret Medical Experiments
in-reacting "piles" of uranium to convert to	plutonium, find ways to separate the plutonium from th
Mark 4 models used composite uranium and	plutonium fissile pits.
e names Neptunium for the new element 93 and	Plutonium for 94 by analogy with the outer planets Nep
r the Marcoule site originally for producing	plutonium for military purposes.
scientists as a part of an effort to produce	plutonium for nuclear weapons during World War II.
e French military had a sufficient supply of	plutonium for weapons and as such, had no use for the
oralloy (highly enriched uranium) instead of	plutonium for fission, with a mix of lithium-6 deuteri
ntries which pursue implosion technology use	plutonium for their first cores, because it is usually
e cyclotron that produced the first batch of	plutonium for the then secret program only referred to
The	plutonium for the nuclear bomb used in the Trinity tes
nium-240 (Pu-240) is an isotope of the metal	plutonium formed when plutonium-239 captures a neutron
ovide an independent source of weapons-grade	plutonium free from safeguards.
Remote Mechanical C' line - created metallic	plutonium from plutonium nitrate
Reactor-grade	plutonium from spent nuclear fuel contains various iso
and Harcourt observe IIF's retrieval of the	plutonium from a nearby loch, where Jedburgh had hidde
The Israeli interest was in the supply of	plutonium from the Congo via Zimbabwe to North Korea a
It was the subsequent disposal of the waste	plutonium from these minor trials - Vixen B especially
ing nuclear proliferation is to prevent this	plutonium from being used by states, other than those
Unit 3 has been selected as a special	Plutonium fuel test case.
s first breeder reactor and the first to use	plutonium fuel to generate electricity (see also the C
In July 1944 the laboratory abandoned the	plutonium gun-type bomb ("Thin Man", shown above) and
Although	plutonium has uses other than the manufacture of weapo
and Medatomics discover that a container of	plutonium has been replaced by a bottle of Alberto VO5
	Plutonium hexafluoride is the highest fluoride of plut
	plutonium, highly enriched uranium, tritium), componen
It used a	plutonium implosion assembly and had a nominal yield o
France was able to use fusion fuel to boost	plutonium implosion devices with the Rigel shot.
ns in 1945: the Trinity test detonation of a	plutonium implosion bomb on July 16 near Alamogordo, N
d hoped to deploy detectors to spot smuggled	plutonium in shipping containers by their neutron emis
ning the actinides (uranium, thorium, and/or	plutonium) in a carrier salt, most often composed of b
Main article:	Plutonium in the environment
arily formed from the fission of uranium and	plutonium in nuclear reactors.
when he returns as a monster made of living	Plutonium in 2645.
	Plutonium in its α phase has a low internal symmetry,
nsplutonium minor actinides and the residual	plutonium in the waste the concentration of uranium wi
r fuel reprocessed in a way that renders the	plutonium in it usable for nuclear fuel but not for nu
nn T. Seaborg at UC Berkeley, first isolated	plutonium in February 1941.
arine and intends to introduce weapons-grade	plutonium into the submarine's nuclear reactor, causin
He also unveiled the smuggling of Russian	plutonium into Germany, with the help of the foreign i
The degree to which reactor-grade	plutonium is less useful than weapons-grade plutonium
e irradiation period has been short then the	plutonium is weapons-grade (more than 80%, up to 93%).
This pure	plutonium is needed to avoid premature ignition of low
Such	plutonium is produced from fuel rods that have been ir
If the reactor has been used normally, the	plutonium is reactor-grade, not weapons-grade: it cont
26% Pu-240, the rest being made up of other	plutonium isotopes, making it extremely difficult but
For	plutonium, it is plutonium-239 (Pu-239), while uranium
The next year, elevated	plutonium levels were found in the topsoil near the no
on dioxide into a cave, which was called the	Plutonium meaning place of the god, Pluto.
, and the idea that under such pressures the	plutonium metal itself would be compressed may have co
949 with the purpose of helping Hanford make	Plutonium metal (in a form suitable for weapons) on-si
Studies of the reaction of	plutonium metal with moist air at 200-350 °C showed th
Fast neutron reactors can use	plutonium of any isotopic composition.
en suspected for the long range transport of	plutonium on the Nevada Nuclear Test Site.
research team began studies on the effect of	plutonium on humans.
uclear power plants) can reuse reactor-grade	plutonium only to a limited degree as MOX fuel, and on
to find a way to collapse a hollow sphere of	plutonium onto a solid sphere of it inside itself.
apon or from scratch using nuclear material (	plutonium or highly enriched uranium)
'Remote Mechanical A' line - created	plutonium oxide powder
It converts uranium and	plutonium oxides into the corresponding hexafluorides.
ctory produces MOX from a mix of uranium and	plutonium oxides.
	Plutonium Page (Page van der Linden)
length of less than 520 nm, it decomposes to	plutonium pentafluoride and fluorine; after more irrad
uces an average of 16-26 kg of weapons-grade	plutonium per year in its spent fuel, while former Ind
ritical testing showed that wrought and cast	plutonium performance is the same.
A	plutonium(III) fluoride precipitation method has been
More modern	plutonium pits are hollow.
sidine) works at a top-secret, badly rundown	plutonium plant in a Russian town near Moscow.
's van radio - announcing the problem at the	plutonium plant - is that of Gary Owens.
partly because of du Pont's doubts about the	plutonium process.
near Golden, Colorado, was deactivated as a	plutonium processing center due to environmental conce
The bomb used	plutonium produced mainly at Windscale (now Sellafield
In practice, however, reactor-bred	plutonium produced will invariably contain a certain a
, and had a breeding ratio of 1.12 (12% more	Plutonium produced than consumed), but it must normall
	Plutonium production and nuclear reprocessing faciliti
Khushab Nuclear Complex is a	plutonium production nuclear reactor and heavy water c
ally only carried out with dedicated weapons	plutonium production reactors.
role of 130MWe of power generation and also	plutonium production.
wn as Megaton Lad, and had a sidekick called	Plutonium Pup (A reference to Krypto the Superdog).
These two men intend to use the	plutonium purchased from the military to create suitca
45, he coordinated Manhattan Project work on	plutonium purification and production and, as part of
Not only has the	plutonium radiation mutated him into a 60 foot disfigu
grown to 60 feet tall after being exposed to	plutonium radiation, survived his fall from the Hoover
On April 18, 1969, the Zero Power	Plutonium Reactor (later renamed the Zero Power Physic
ZPPR stands for Zero Power	Plutonium Reactor, a nuclear reactor located at the Id
building the large separation plants and the	plutonium reactors.
	Plutonium Reclamation Facility
RECUPLEX process,	Plutonium recovery and recycle.
n Committee, the country attempted to obtain	plutonium reprocessing facilities following the pullou
ton quickly gained support for consolidating	plutonium research at Chicago and for an ambitious sch
In nuclear fission, one atom of	plutonium splits into two.
test of an atomic bomb, using 6 kilograms of	plutonium, succeeds in detonating, unleashing an explo
as goldichite, monohydrates such as thallium	plutonium sulfate and anhydrous alums (yavapaiites).
It is prepared by fluorination of	plutonium tetrafluoride (PuF4) by powerful fluorinatin
Today's thermal reactors can reuse	plutonium to a limited degree as MOX fuel.
The Jewish partisans send their commandeered	plutonium to England where it is subsequently shipped
Planned to guard	plutonium transport ships, the Shikishima is the large
	Plutonium(III) fluoride or plutonium trifluoride is th
a composite pit (utilizing both Uranium and	Plutonium), unboosted, and the first US sealed pit des
The	plutonium used in the original Hurricane device was pr
nuclear weapons in place of the conventional	plutonium used in the Air Force's versions.
In trials conducted 1945-1946,	plutonium was injected in humans both healthy and thos
n her lungs, which tends to suggest that the	plutonium was inhaled.
solving this problem of a gun-type bomb with	plutonium was decided upon in a meeting in Los Alamos
oject scientists discovered reactor-produced	plutonium was too unstable for the intended bomb desig
phy, a Ploutonion (Πλουτώνιον), Latinized as	Plutonium, was a sanctuary dedicated to the god Plouto
shed above the ancient and holy chasm called	Plutonium was the oldest religious centre of the nativ
produce a yield comparable to the "Fat Man"	plutonium weapon exploded over Nagasaki.
in nitric acid, the bulk of the uranium and	plutonium were removed by means of a PUREX type extrac
ng a tungsten carbide brick onto a sphere of	plutonium, which was later nicknamed the demon core.
at subsequently decays to the isotope 239Pu (	plutonium), which also is fissile.
rm of enriched uranium, as a replacement for	plutonium, which had been used in all atomic weapons p
essed to separate the 96% uranium and the 1%	plutonium, which can be reused in mixed oxide fuel, fr
involving the injection of small amounts of	plutonium, without any ill effect.
-particle proportional counter for measuring	plutonium yields in the presence of high intensity fis

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