Examples of using Plutonium in English and their translations into Japanese
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An atomic bomb requires a fraction of that amount for fuel, and plutonium remains radioactive for 250,000 years.
However, a plant sample as far as 16km away in north-northwestern direction(G-V) is suspected to contain plutonium from Fukushima.
US analysts estimate that Japan currently has enough plutonium to build at least 1,000 nuclear bombs.
(Unit 4 contains plutonium as well as other radioactive wastes.).
According to the lung monitor measurement at NIRS, plutonium was detected from none of the task personnel though americium was detected.
Fukushima is Continually Blasting All of Us With High Levels of Cesium Strontium and Plutonium and Will Slowly Kill Millions for Years to Come.
Plutonium(Pu) A heavy, radioactive, man-made metallic element with atomic number 94. Its most important isotope is fissile plutonium-239 which is produced by neutron irradiation of uranium-238, followed by a two-step decay.
In 1942, he became head of the Metallurgical Laboratory, with responsibility for producing nuclear reactors to convert uranium into plutonium, finding ways to separate the plutonium from the uranium and to design an atomic bomb.
Although it took several years for Congress to accept the Carter administration's proposal to end the US reprocessing and breeder reactor development programs, Congress did support the administration's effort to discourage plutonium programs abroad.
Although all these facilities at Yongbyon were to be under safeguards, there was always the risk that at some stage, the DPRK would withdraw from the NPT on some pretext and use the plutonium for weapons.
Regarding plutonium, Takeuchi explained that the Japanese government has pledged that it will not keep excess plutonium and that it will use all it has for peaceful purposes.
If so, of course, strontium and plutonium are particularly significant influence on internal exposure, and was released to the mass gasification, I believe.
Plutonium staying in Japan would be used for a nuclear recycling program that has become one of the most contentious parts of the nation's first comprehensive energy plan since the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Fukushima will continue to blast all of us with high levels of cesium, strontium and plutonium and will slowly kill millions of people around the globe for years to come.
Recognizing that highly enriched uranium(HEU) and separated plutonium require special precautions, we reemphasize the importance of appropriately securing, accounting for and consolidating these materials.
Assuming that 10 kilograms of plutonium are sufficient to produce the equivalent of one Nagasaki-type bomb, a typical 1000 MW nuclear reactor could produce 300 kilograms of plutonium annually, sufficient to build 30 such bombs.
We know that just the smallest amount of plutonium- about the size of an apple- could kill hundreds of thousands and spark a global crisis.
In the early days at Hanford, when plutonium for nuclear weapons was separated from the spent nuclear fuel, the leftover uranium from the process was stored in these tanks.
By committing to remove and dispose all HEU and separated plutonium from the FCA, Japan and the United States reaffirm our belief that the most cutting edge sciences do not necessarily require the use of the most proliferation sensitive materials.
Plutonium is even more effective in fast breeder reactors, but these haven't been commercially successful, despite development work dating back to the 1950s.