Now, plutonium, 10 to 13 pounds this. This is enough plutonium to create a Nagasaki size atomic weapon.

Plutonium

Now you might want to look at plutonium as another fissionable material that you might use in a bomb.

To that end, the United States was spending billions of dollars on sophisticated research facilities and planned to build a new factory to produce plutonium pits (the spheres at the core of hydrogen bombs).

The Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League was deeply troubled by the provisions of a bilateral plutonium disposition agreement between the United States of America and the Russian Federation that allowed each nation to use 34,000 kilograms of plutonium waste from nuclear warheads in civilian nuclear electric power plants.

In the course of its 40 years of nuclear testing, including open air and underground detonation of uranium, hydrogen and plutonium bombs, 1.2 million people had been subjected to ionizing radiation.

She described the long lasting and devastating effects of four of the most dangerous elements made in nuclear power plants, namely, iodine 131, strontium 90, caesium 137 and plutonium 239, pointing out moreover that the amount of plutonium produced by each nuclear power plant in a year could be used to manufacture 40 nuclear bombs.

That you'd need 10 to 13 pounds of plutonium.

22. One factor that complicates the plutonium problem is the lack of an agreed policy with regard to it.

The nuclear materials in question are plutonium, uranium, thorium, deuterium, tritium and lithium 6.

Plutonium fuel production would create enormous amounts of radioactive waste and would require the transportation of weapons grade plutonium and fresh fuel across thousands of miles of open country, creating a serious risk of railway accidents that could result in plutonium contamination of the environment.

There are many, many sites where warheads are stored and, in fact, lots of sites where fissionable materials, like highly enriched uranium and plutonium, are absolutely not safe.

The problem of plutonium disposal is discussed further below.

Meanwhile, with the cooperation of Japan, for the first time, 20 kilograms of weapon grade plutonium, equivalent to two to three nuclear warheads, was successfully disposed of with the aid of advanced technology developed by Russian scientists.

Ten reactors that had produced weapons grade plutonium have been shut down.

The excess capacities in plutonium and highly enriched uranium are staggering indeed.

This is the first time that the plutonium rich carbide fuel has been reprocessed anywhere in the world.

Pyongyang violated its obligations under the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty by secretly reprocessing enough plutonium to produce two nuclear weapons in the early 1990 s. After it withdrew from a restraining agreement negotiated by the Clinton administration in 1994, it expelled International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors and began reprocessing spent fuel that could produce another six bombs worth of plutonium.

Iran points out that some of the hydrocarbons, such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, are very toxic.

(b) Special fissionable material plutonium 239, uranium 233, uranium enriched in the isotopes 235 or 233.

This includes, in accordance with the IAEA definition, nuclear material that can be used for the manufacture of nuclear explosive devices without further adaptation or additional enrichment. This is plutonium containing less than 80 per cent plutonium 238, highly enriched uranium (HEU) and uranium 233.

Nuclear non proliferation would be undermined by the circulation of plutonium fuel in the commercial sector.

Regarding reactor fuel, the supply exceeds the demand, if plutonium is taken into account.

You play it over and over again. Now stop it! Stop it!

A similar problem was caused by the Mayak industrial complex, which had produced plutonium for the first Soviet atomic bomb, and the Siberian Chemical Combine within the complex, which had pumped radioactive poisons into underground aquifers for over 40 years.

A joggIing board, huh?

Chemical compounds including such material and plutonium in spent fuel elements also belong to this category.

Plutonium utilization in ageing Russian reactors could lead to proliferation from civil reactor sites.

Immobilization provided an alternative to plutonium fuel, which was difficult to handle, store and transport.

Air launched sub munitions (multi fuze) Ground launched sub munitions (single fuze) Ground launched sub munitions (multi fuze) Hand projected (rifle) grenades Mortar rounds (excl. carrier round) Artillery projectiles Aircraft unitary bombs

12. Supports continued efforts by the United States of America and the Russian Federation to implement the 1997 Agreement concerning Cooperation regarding Plutonium Production Reactors and the 2000 Agreement concerning the Management and Disposition of Plutonium Designated as No Longer Required for Defence Purposes and Related Cooperation

(v) Aerial delivered Bombs Sub munitions,

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51. The current United States ballistic missile defence programme consists of theater missile defence (TMD), national missile defence (NMD) and advanced ballistic missile defence technologies.

50. Ballistic missile defence.

Fragmentation bombs and missiles

Catapult platform, catapult aircraft.

(ii) Any other weapon or destructive device such as any explosive, incendiary or gas bomb, grenade, rocket, rocket launcher, missile, missile system or mine

Ballistic missile defence technologies

Machine guns, bombs, bullets!

Specific concern was expressed about both the environmental and proliferation risks of plutonium reprocessing and nuclear materials shipments.

In these launching silos there were 104 intercontinental ballistic missiles, each of which was equipped with a nuclear warhead.

While slowly retiring multiple warhead land based nuclear missiles, it was building up single warhead missiles.

OGR munitions are delivered by artillery shells.