Uranium makes for an excellent element for nuclear fission. Hydrogen is most commonly used for nuclear fusion.
it cost 4oo dallors of material and the same as 40,000 gerdans
plutonium
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Boron is the most commonly used, cadmium can also be used
The bad things about chlorine was around 19th century when terrorist used it as a nuclear weapon. They stole it everywhere to make bombs. Also it was a toxic gas.
it cost 4oo dallors of material and the same as 40,000 gerdans
The Bradley vehicle is not a nuclear capable weapon system.
First and foremost a nuclear weapon needs some type of heavy and easily fissable isotope, usually Uranium 285, or Plutonium 345. Most nuclear weapons use what's known as an implosion disk, which is essentially a sphere of high explosives surrounding the fuel isotope. When this sphere detonates, it smashes the atoms of the fuel element together this starting the reaction. In thermonuclear devices, the isotope is usually a more stable element, and it detonates through a rapid buildup of heat.
plutonium + weapon
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weapon + plutonian = nuke
nuclear bomb = plutonium + weapon
Why is any weapon made?Because they can (the technologies needed are available).Because they feel threatened by someone else's weapons.Because they want to threaten someone else.etc.
Nobody, the US was the first country to work out how to actually make nuclear weapons.
Because it was the right time for it:All the natural phenomena needed to make it had been discovered.All the materials needed to make it had been discovered and characterized.A war was in progress.A significant fear existed that the enemy was already working on it and might get there first.
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