Category:Nuclear materials

F

• [+] Fertile materials (6 P)
• [+] Fissile materials (5 P)
• [+] Fission products (24 P)

N

• [+] Neutron moderators (9 P)

N cont.

• [+] Neutron poisons (12 P)
• [+] Nuclear fuels (3 C, 7 P)
• [+] Nuclear reprocessing (2 C, 25 P)

R

• [+] Radioisotope fuels (9 P)

S

• [+] Special nuclear materials (5 P)

U

• [+] Uranium (5 C, 43 P, 1 F)

• Nuclear material

A

• Actinides in the environment
• Activation product
• Ammonium diuranate
• Ammonium uranyl carbonate

B

• Beryllium

C

• CANFLEX
• Clab
• Common beta emitters
• Commonly-used gamma emitting isotopes

D

• Defence Nuclear Material
• Depleted zinc oxide
• Deuterium

F

• FLiNaK

G

• Gadolinium

I

• Institute for Transuranium Elements
• Institute of Nuclear Materials Management

K

• K-65 residues
• Oleg Khinsagov

L

• Lead-bismuth eutectic
• Lithium hydride

M

• Magnesium diuranate
• Magnox (alloy)

M cont.

• Megatons to Megawatts Program
• Minor actinide

N

• Nuclear detection

P

• Plutonium
• Plutonium hexafluoride
• Plutonium(III) chloride
• Plutonium(IV) fluoride
• Plutonium(IV) oxide
• Plutonium-242
• Plutonium-244
• Post Irradiation Examination

R

• Reactor-grade plutonium
• Reprocessed uranium

S

• Sodium diuranate
• Sodium uranate

T

• Thorium
• Thorium-228
• Thorium-229
• Thorium-230
• Thorium-233
• Tritiated water
• Tritium
• Triuranium octoxide

U

• Uranium
• Uranium boride
• Uranium carbonate
• Uranium dioxide
• Uranium tetrachloride
• Uranium tetrafluoride
• Uranium carbide
• Uranium hexafluoride
• Uranium market
• Uranium pentafluoride
• Depleted uranium
• Enriched uranium
• Helikon vortex separation process
• Uranium-232
• Uranium-236
• Uranyl peroxide
• Uranyl sulfate
• Uranyl acetate
• Uranyl formate
• Uranyl nitrate

W

• Weapons-grade

Y

• Yellowcake

Z

• Zircaloy