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== | Enriched uranium is a form of [[Uranium]] that has been refined and condensed into a piece of fissile material. Enriched uranium comes in two forms, mainly Uranium-235 and Uranium-238. These two isotopes of Uranium serve different uses in nuclear engineering in [[Atomic Science]]. Uranium-235 can be used as fissile material and can be crafted into a [[Fissile Fuel Rod]] for fission reaction while Uranium-238 is used for breeding depleted fuel rods allowing them to be reused again. | ||
==Usage== | |||
Uranium-235 can be used to craft a [[Fissile Fuel Rod|fissile fuel rod]]. | Uranium-235 can be used to craft a [[Fissile Fuel Rod|fissile fuel rod]]. | ||
==Obtainment== | |||
Enriched uranium is obtained through spinning the gas [[Uranium Hexafluoride | Enriched uranium is obtained through spinning the gas [[Uranium Hexafluoride]] in a [[Centrifuge]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:39, 21 March 2017
Enriched uranium is a form of Uranium that has been refined and condensed into a piece of fissile material. Enriched uranium comes in two forms, mainly Uranium-235 and Uranium-238. These two isotopes of Uranium serve different uses in nuclear engineering in Atomic Science. Uranium-235 can be used as fissile material and can be crafted into a Fissile Fuel Rod for fission reaction while Uranium-238 is used for breeding depleted fuel rods allowing them to be reused again.
Usage
Uranium-235 can be used to craft a fissile fuel rod.
Obtainment
Enriched uranium is obtained through spinning the gas Uranium Hexafluoride in a Centrifuge.
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