Where can I buy enriched uranium??????????

Russia or Azerbaijan may be a little easier, you need to have enough money and courage to do it. Watch the 007 series of movies a few more times and there will be some clues. Pierce.

Brosnan once went to Azerbaijan, where there was a **black market where everything was sold. The movie is also based on reality.

Go and get on good terms with the leaders of the nuclear power plant, secretly get some waste and then come back to concentrate it.

If you are referring to enriched uranium used in nuclear power plants, it is better to buy it from France, and of course you can also buy it from Maozi. If you're referring to **-grade concentration of uranium, then ** can't buy it.

You can't build a nuclear ** if you buy it.

You can buy **, airplanes, but you can never buy enriched uranium.

Concentrate it yourself, I guess you can't buy it.

Even if you buy it, you are not far from death.

You want to build an atomic bomb.

Or build a nuclear power plant?

China didn't sell it.

You can't afford to sell it.

Russia's state-owned Tekhsnabexport company sells enriched uranium. The landlord will contact it himself.。。 Don't put China in the middle of the experiment.

Oh, the people upstairs don't know the relationship between bin Laden and Bush, why might they spend the United States, what is the relationship between the two of them, steel!

You got kicked in the head by a donkey? This also asks! Looking for Brother Hu to go!

Uranium is a metal from which uranium minerals are refined.

Uranium is a very heavy metal, it has an enriched energy and is abundant in nature. Uranium is found in a large number of rocks and its content is two to four parts per million. It is as common as tin, tungsten and molybdenum in the earth's crust.

Uranium is also found in seawater and can be extracted and reduced from the ocean.

The symbol for uranium is u, which is the heaviest element that can be found in nature. There are three isotopes in nature, all radioactive, with a very long half-life (hundreds of thousands of years to 4.5 billion years). In addition, there are 12 artificial isotopes (226U, 240U).

Uranium was discovered in 1789 by Martin Heinrich Klaproth. Uranium compounds were used in the coloring of porcelain in the early days and as nuclear fuel after the discovery of nuclear fission.

Uses of uranium

1. Application of energy and power: Uranium has important uses in atomic power generation and ship and aircraft power, and is an efficient and clean available energy.

2. Medical application: the radiation generated by uranium decay can be used for sterilization and disinfection, clinical diagnosis and so on.

3. Military application: uranium is a power source for the manufacture of atomic bombs, missiles, aerial bombs, submarines, torpedoes, aircraft carriers, etc.

Enriched uranium is mainly used to make nuclear **, and enriched uranium refers to uranium metal that has been isotopically separated and contains more uranium 235 than the natural content, as opposed to depleted uranium. According to the definition of the International Atomic Energy Agency, uranium-235 with an abundance of 3% is low-enriched uranium for power generation in nuclear power plants, and uranium with an abundance of more than 80% uranium 235 is highly enriched uranium, of which the uranium with an abundance of more than 90% is called **-grade high-enriched uranium.

Uranium enrichment is necessary for both the peaceful use of nuclear energy and the manufacture of nuclear power. Therefore, the IAEA wants to be able to control all uranium enrichment activities in countries around the world to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons.

Enriched uranium can be divided into highly enriched uranium (HEU) (more than 20%), low-enriched uranium (LEU) (2%-20%) and slightly enriched uranium (SEU) according to the uranium-235 content. If the uranium-235 content exceeds 85%, it is called **-grade enriched uranium, and it is directly used to make atomic bombs.