Uranium Hexaflouride
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UF6 - Uranium Hexaflouride
Uranium Hexaflouride also known as Hex in the nuclear industry. It is formed during nuclear reprocessing when Uranium is reacted with Chlorine Triflouride. It is used as a fuel for nuclear reactors and nuclear weapons. At room temperature it forms solid gray crystals.
This is really interesting. I never knew the components of large-scale ICBMs. Thanks for the info.
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ReplyDeleteCool now I know what is used to make nuclear weapons.
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