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RE: Challenge #04326-K308: They Use it For What?

in #fiction12 days ago

I don't think gold can be made with fission. However, with Fusion, gold can be made over time, but it's one of the very, very, last things and usually only made during a supernova.

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Gold is made in fission reactors. The lead lining of the reactor chamber turns into a thin layer of highly radioactive gold. It's collected regularly and held within extreme protective measures in Fort Knox.

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WOW! I knew it was made via Fusion, but not fission, too. Yeah, THAT would be insanely radioactive for millennia!