Does having a nuclear power plant automatically mean you have a nuclear weapon capability? If not why, and what must happen before said material becomes 'weapons grade'?I'd like to see literature on the subject to if possibleThanks!
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Naturally occurring Uranium is mostly (99%) U-238 which is not fissile, less than 1% is U-235, which will fission with thermal neutronsMost commercial reactors use enriched Uranium which is up to 5% U-235To enrich the Uranium it is dissolved and spun in a centrifuge, the heavier U-238 is spun out and the lighter U-235 is kept, this process is difficult and takes some time to increase the % of U-235, the left over Uranium is known as Depleted UraniumThe enriched Uranuim is formed into ceramic pellets to be used in fuel assembliesWeapons grade Uranium is over 90% U-235 which takes much more processingAnother way is to make a Plutonium weapon, when U-238 is bombarded by neutrons some will become Pu-239 which will fissionUsing a similar process the heavier Pu-239 can be seperated out for use in weaponsSee the links for more detail
