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How about we use the same principles that we use for lead, arsen... Those have to be stored indefinetly, so an infinitly more difficult problem.
by Paradigma11 5y ago
How about we use the same principles that we use for lead, arsen... Those have to be stored indefinetly, so an infinitly more difficult problem.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoNot really. A single dust particle of lead in your lungs isn't going to kill you. A particle of plutonium is. It's not comparable to lead on terms of dangers. Also, the problem with radioactive materials is that they damage the containers they're stored in over time. It's called radiation embrittlement.