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Light makes potential nuclear fuel highly reactive
A lesser-known nuclear fuel may be more reactive than researchers thought, according to a study that breaks the fuel’s molecule open using only light. The fuel, uranium nitride, has properties that make it ideal for use in a nuclear reactor, but so far its behavior hasn’t been well characterized. Researchers have found a way to open up a complicated uranium nitride derivative with UV light and …
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