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No - both decay slowly into their less enriched isotopes which wouldn't explode. They can be re-manufactured into weapons-grade material again, but any state wh
by gambiting 4y ago
No - both decay slowly into their less enriched isotopes which wouldn't explode. They can be re-manufactured into weapons-grade material again, but any state which has the facilities to do this has the facilities to create fresh cores.
- firecall 4y agoIsn't the shelf life of a nuclear weapon at least 100 years? Doesn't that mean the materials therein are still good?
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