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Nuclear grade resin has got higher capacity ,it produce high purity water,were as non nuclear grade resin produce purity water not high purity......
No nuclear plant I know of uses weapons grade fissile material. This is strictly controlled for military use only.
Ca. 400 US $ for technical grade (the nuclear grade is more expensive).
No...but I'm a nuclear physicist
Reactor grade material is usable in most nuclear power plants. Weapons grade material is required for nuclear weapons. For uranium the difference between reactor grade and weapons grade is the level of enrichment: less than 20% uranium-235 is reactor grade, greater than 20% uranium-235 (greater than 90% is prefered) is weapons grade. For plutonium the difference between reactor grade and weapons grade is the level of contamination with plutonium-241: any amount of plutonium-241 is OK for reactor grade, only low levels of plutonium-241 are acceptable in weapons grade as its spontaneous fission rate can cause the bomb to fizzle.
Weapons grade uranium contains a substantially larger fraction of the radioactive isotope 235U than does reactor grade uranium.
A line or defence network of nuclear missiles. ^^fail the nuclear wall is in a cell and it is the double membrane surrounding the nucleus that guy needs to retake seventh grade
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The Ki-67 reading gives the rate of cell proliferation and is detemined by examining tissue samples from the biopsied tumor. A reading of <2% indicates that the tumor is slow-growing. Between 2% and 20% is intermediate grade and >20% indicates a high grade, fast growing tumor.
No, the fuel used won't be weapons grade, just industrial grade. The fuel will get very hot though and could cause non nuclear explosions, which will cause radioactive dust to be released into the surroundings.
Approx. 4ooo US $ per gram for nuclear weapons quality plutonium; the price for nuclear reactors grade plutonium is lower.
It can produce low grade plutonium that need be extracted from the used nuclear fuel through used fuel reprocessing. However, power reactors are subject to the international nuclear safeguards to prevent its misuse.