Plutonium is a chemical element found in the periodic table. It’s a highly toxic, radioactive metal used in the nuclear industry, primarily for energy production and manufacturing nuclear weapons.
Plutonium is obtained through nuclear fission processes, known for its high capacity to release energy in the form of heat and radiation.
Due to its hazardous nature, strict safety measures are necessary for handling and storage. Plutonium has a long half-life and poses significant risks to both health and the environment.
