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Because plutonium is very toxic, radioactive, flammable and explosive.
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What is the most dangerous element to the human body?
1: chlorine (a poisonous gas) 2:calcium 3:sodium 4:pottassium
What is the single most radioactive element in the world?
i think it's plutonium
What is the most dangerous element in a space?
element
What mineral makes up most of the Earth's crust?
Plutonium, Iron
What element is best suited for nuclear fission?
Plutonium, most likely, a man-made element, but mined Uranium will also do.
What is the most dangerous element?
plutonium
Is plutonium the most daN gerous element?
It is difficult to say decidedly yes to this question; but plutonium remain one of the most dangerous materials.
Is plutonium the most powerful element ever?
An answer is impossible without a definition of a "powerful element"; and this syntagma is not adequate for a chemical element. But it is true that plutonium is very dangerous (radioactive and toxic) and expensive.
What is the most dangerous element to the human body?
1: chlorine (a poisonous gas) 2:calcium 3:sodium 4:pottassium
What is the most posionous element?
Those would be the transuranic elements, such as Plutonium, which are toxic to all life on Earth due to radioactivity and can last as such for thousands of years. The most important isotope of Plutonium is Pu-239 with a half life of 24,100 years.
What is the single most radioactive element in the world?
i think it's plutonium
Is plutonium the most valuble element?
Plutonium is very expensive but tritium, carbon as diamond and californium-252 are more expensive.
What is 'plutonium'?
Plutonium is an element on the Periodic Table of Elements. Plutonium (pronounced /pluːˈtoʊniəm/) is a rare radioactive, metallic and toxic chemical element. It has the symbol Pu and the atomic number 94. It is a fissile element used in most modern nuclear weapons. The most significant isotope of plutonium is 239Pu, with a half-life of 24,100 years. It can be made from natural uranium. The most stable isotope is 244Pu, with a half-life of about 80 million years, long enough to be found in extremely small quantities in nature, making 244Pu the nucleon-richest atom that naturally occurs in the Earth's crust, albeit in small traces.[1]
What is the most dangerous element in a space?
element
What was the element used in the first atomic bomb?
Plutonium was used in the Trinity test, Uranium in the first combat weapon.
What is the most poisonous but most efficient transuranium element when used in nuclear reactors?
You probably are thinking of plutonium
What is plutonium and how long does it stay around?
Plutonium is an artificial chemical element (but also exist in the earth crust in extremely low concentrations), metal, solid, radioactive, unstable, reactive, etc. The half life of the most important isotope (239Pu) is 2,41.104 years.
