Depleted Uranium

Depleted Uranium
(U) Depleted Uranium is Uranium with a low U-235 content. It is created as a byproduct of Enriched Uranium and is no longer suitable as fuel.
ID	DepletedUranium
Type	Solid
Chemical Symbol	U
Melting point	132.9 °C / 271.22 °F → Liquid Uranium
Strength	1
Hardness	150 (Nearly Impenetrable)
Specific Heat Capacity	1.000 (DTU/g)/°C
Thermal Conductivity	20.000 (DTU/(m*s))/°C
Light Absorption	100%
Radiation Absorption	85%
Default Mass	100 kg
Max Mass	200 kg
Molar Mass	120 g/mol
Properties	Solid, Radioactive

Depleted Uranium is a Solid, a byproduct of enriching Uranium in an Uranium Centrifuge.

It melts into Liquid Uranium.

Usage

One use for Depleted Uranium is as a building material, like any other Refined Metal. However, out of all Refined Metals it has simultaneously the highest Specific Heat Capacity and lowest Thermal Conductivity. Plug slugs can eat depleted uranium and produce hydrogen.

Production

• Depleted Uranium is produced as a byproduct of:
  • Enriching Uranium Ore in an Uranium Centrifuge
  • Working Radiation Lamps
  • Using Uranium Ore or Enriched Uranium in a Manual Radbolt Generator

See also

• Uranium Ore
• Enriched Uranium
• Liquid Uranium
• Resources