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On 21 Sep 2024 14:28:28 -0000, kludge@panix.com (Scott Dorsey) wrote:
>The problem is that it's hard to purify uranium to make bombs because>
that is a difficult physical process that involves separating out
isotopes by very small atomic mass differences, while purifying plutonium
is a comparatively easy chemical process. So reactions that make
plutonium as a byproduct are frowned on by the UN crew, while reactions
whose decay products are anything other than plutonium are considered okay.
Very true - which is why EVERY American nuke (excluding Little Boy,
the Hiroshima bomb) has been a plutonium bomb. (I have read the during
the 1950s they built another as an experimental device but never used
it and it was subsequently disassembled and melted down)
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