Re: [EVGRAY] Re: Is Thorium Power Being Suppressed?

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Well the nuclear water can be handled .HHO has been shown to reduce nuclear
waste radiation by 90% and mass by 10% .so why don't they use it because
they can bill you for storing it ..for your safety of course. It's been
approved by the Canadian neclear regularly agency years ago. So your just
starting to see the set up of our power plants as a kill event .in the
history books they will say we stupided our selfs to death!!
On Jun 15, 2018 2:07 PM, "werner held [email protected] [EVGRAY]" <
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> EXCELLENT INFORMATION now the problem is what can be done ???As far as I
> can see there is little to nothing can be done they have us by our ?!?!?!?!
> .  There are too many reactors & high end people to do anything except
> waste time complaining to politicians WHO WON'T DO A THING EXCEPT  PROMISE
> HOT AIR &DO 00000  !
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> On Friday, June 15, 2018 7:19 AM, "[email protected] [EVGRAY]" <
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> Nuclear generators are used for generating weapons grade plutonium 239,
> nothing more, we have been led down the proverbial Garden Path my
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> Virtually any combination of plutonium isotopes -- the different forms of
> an element having different numbers of neutrons in their nuclei -- can be
> used to make a nuclear weapon. Not all combinations, however, are equally
> convenient or efficient.
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>   The most common isotope, *plutonium-239*, is produced when the most
> common isotope of uranium, *uranium-238*, absorbs a neutron and then
> quickly decays to plutonium. It is this plutonium isotope that is most
> useful in making nuclear weapons, and it is produced in varying quantities
> in virtually all operating nuclear reactors. As fuel in a reactor is
> exposed to longer and longer periods of neutron irradiation, higher
> isotopes of plutonium build up as some of the plutonium absorbs additional
> neutrons, creating *plutonium-240*, *plutonium-241*, and so on.
> *Plutonium-238* also builds up from a chain of neutron absorptions and
> radioactive decays starting from *uranium-235*.
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> Source:http://www.ccnr.org/plute.html
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