Examples of using Separated plutonium in English and their translations into Spanish
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including a commitment to prohibit the production of highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium for nuclear weapons;
one idea that may now be worth serious consideration is the advisability of limiting the processing of weapon-usable material-- that is, separated plutonium and high enriched uranium-- in civilian nuclear programmes, as well as
plutonium in spent fuel and for low enriched uranium, and">a higher level of verification for separated plutonium and for high enriched uranium.
States that separate plutonium by reprocessing spent nuclear fuel should explore possibilities for reducing that activity.
It could thus be recognized that some States may separate plutonium for recycling in civilian nuclear power reactors.
deployment of advanced fuel cycle technologies including recycling that do not involve separating plutonium.
Among other innovations, GNEP would develop advanced technologies for recycling spent nuclear fuel without separating plutonium, along with advanced reactors that consume transuranic elements from recycled spent fuel.
the ability arising therefrom to enrich uranium or separate plutonium, brings more countries closer to a nuclear weapons capability.
separate, hold,">process or use separate plutonium in their civilian nuclear activities to adopt policies similar to those which have been adopted by the participants in the Plutonium Management Guidelines INCIRC/549.
The stocks of separated plutonium are half for civilian
The cessation of the production of HEU and separated plutonium should be aimed at.
Some countries may consider a voluntary commitment not to possess any highly enriched uranium or separated plutonium 239.
Tons of highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium are available in stocks that could easily be turned into weapons.
IAEA interpreted the term to mean HEU or separated plutonium in a report distributed as United Nations document S/1997/779.
Such a mechanism could be expanded to cover all national stockpiles of separated plutonium and HEU, both civilian and military.
In this case the form of plutonium defined as fissile material for the purposes of the treaty would be separated plutonium.
The FMCT would apply to any facilities that are capable of reprocessing spent fuel to produce separated plutonium or separated U-233.
the projected increase in separated plutonium would place a heavy burden on the Agency's safeguards resources.
Japan decided to remove all highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium from the Fast Critical Assembly at the Japan Atomic Energy Agency.
i.e. synchronisation of reprocessing and MOX fuel fabrication in order to prevent excess storage of separated plutonium;