The breeding ratio is a measure of how much
new fissile fuel a reactor is capable of producing as it runs.
Not exact matches
Krauss and his Bulletin colleagues credit Obama's election as a major part of
new arms reduction talks with Russia, the now - stalled negotiations with Iran to close its nuclear enrichment program, and the potential of a U.S. - led effort to secure all loose
fissile material in four years.
It refers both to the assembling of critical masses of
fissile material for the
new weapons, and to the bringing together of the right concentrations of brainpower and other resources to achieve the goals of the enterprise.
Frank von Hippel, author of a
new report on highly enriched uranium, speaks at the 15 March meeting of the International Panel on
Fissile Materials.