MOXkütus
MOXkütus, also known as Mixed Oxide Fuel (MOX), is a type of nuclear fuel used in nuclear reactors. It is composed of plutonium and uranium oxides, typically in the form of uranium-238 and plutonium-239. MOX fuel is created by blending plutonium with natural uranium or depleted uranium, which is then converted into a ceramic form suitable for use in nuclear reactors.
The primary advantage of MOX fuel is its ability to utilize plutonium, a byproduct of uranium enrichment
However, MOX fuel also presents certain challenges. The production of MOX fuel involves complex chemical processes
MOXkütus is used in various countries around the world, including France, Japan, and the United Kingdom. These