馃拃 驴C贸mo se produce el material nuclear m谩s peligroso del planeta? El Plutonio
Plutonium is one of the most dangerous, complex, and closely monitored materials on the planet. It does not occur abundantly in nature, and its production requires nuclear reactors, extremely delicate chemical processes, and rigorous safety controls. From World War II to the present day, plutonium has been at the heart of nuclear energy, geopolitics, and the most destructive weapons ever created.
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