Solid Nuclear Waste
Solid Nuclear Waste is a highly toxic solid full of radioactive contaminants. It melts into Nuclear Waste at 26.9 °C.
Production
- Produced by Research Reactor as liquid.
- Formed in a reactor Meltdown: this is a very costly and messy way to get Nuclear Waste.
- Radbolt Engines emit gaseous Nuclear Fallout, which can condense into liquid Nuclear Waste afterwards.
- On death, a Beeta turns into 1000 g of solid Nuclear Waste.
Usage
Radiation Generation
Solid Nuclear Waste depending on mass can emit considerable radiation that can be absorbed by Radbolt Generators as natural tiles, same as liquid. However as debris it doesn't emit any radiation at all.
As a Heat sink
Due to its massive Specific Heat Capacity of 7.440 (DTU/g)/°C and Thermal Conductivity of 6 (DTU/(m*s))/°C, second only to 
Super Coolant and with a temperature range of 500 °C it makes a great heat sink in door heat injecting systems. Its phase transition temperature is problematic though, since at its natural mass per tile of 1000 kg as liquid it forms debris instead of natural tiles when freezing solid.
Be aware the radiation emissions and Radioactive Contaminants can be problematic. Small enough pools for heat sink purposes shouldn't pose much of a threat due to relatively low radiation value and short range.
These values are still subject to change.
As "natural" tiles for Pip farms.
Because of the radiation it naturally emits, "natural" tiles from Solid Nuclear Waste are ideal for Pip farms that take advantage of plant mutations.
Tip
To create a natural tile of Solid Nuclear Waste, the Liquid Nuclear waste either needs to be compressed to 1473 kg of pressure and then cooled down until it freezes OR it could be frozen while in a bottled state OR it could be frozen while in a building that allows phase changes (since liquids in buildings are considered to be in bottles).
Notes
Though Tiles of Solid Nuclear Waste will melt, dug debris will disappear when melted, leading to the material being lost.
