Examples of using Enriched uranium in English and their translations into French
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of fuel targets made with enriched uranium.
LIDO was an enriched uranium thermal swimming pool reactor which operated from 1956 to 1972
this weapon is equipped with a nano-quantity of enriched uranium, emanating radiations which are quantifiable.
The first enriched uranium from the new American facility is thus expected to roll off the line as early as the last quarter of 2008.
Romania had begun the conversion of its Triga research reactor to ordinary nuclear fuel rather than enriched uranium.
April 11, 2006: Ahmadinejad announced that Iran had enriched uranium to reactor-grade using 164 centrifuges.
The results of the analysis of the environmental samples taken at FFEP up to 27 April 2011 did not indicate the presence of enriched uranium.
Enriched uranium means uranium containing a greater mass percentage of uranium-235 than 0.72.
Elsewhere, enriched uranium has been used as a component of nuclear weapons
It was converted from using 80 per cent enriched uranium fuel to burning, currently, 36 per cent.
This can be achieved, inter alia, by excluding the use of enriched uranium and pure plutonium in global atomic energy production.
For low(element L) or high(element H) enriched uranium, the inventory change code is NE;
Enriched uranium pellets are stacked into tubes,
Enriched uranium trades at much higher prices than primary uranium
Items on the Export Control List range from enriched uranium to optical sensors to missile systems.
That 10% of enriched uranium you miss, finds its way to the black market.
Fuel fabrication entails chemical and physical conditioning of enriched uranium, followed by its“encapsulation” in a metal structure.
Reducing fissile material: the United States has not enriched uranium for nuclear weapons purposes since 1964
In 1987, President Sarney announced that Brazil had enriched uranium to 20.
K-25 was the codename given by the Manhattan Project to the program to produce enriched uranium for atomic bombs using the gaseous diffusion method.