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PUO
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PUOPyrexia of Unknown Origin
PUOPlutonium Oxide
PUOPoliteknik Ungku Omar (Malaysia)
PUOProhibited User Operation (DVD)
PUOPrinceton University Orchestra
PUOPortepee Unteroffizier (German military)
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The shipment of 300lb of plutonium oxide is expected to leave in the next couple of days and will pass within 150 miles of the Cork coast.
RAGE AT NUKE SHIP by The Mirror (London, England)
In an effort to permanently dispose of plutonium contaminated transuranic waste, the Department of Energy (DOE) is seeking effective methods to separate plutonium oxide from organic and metallic materials.
Removal of Particulate Cerium Oxide Using Dense Phase Carbon Dioxide ... by Crosby, Patrick R. / Bulletin of the South Carolina Academy of Science
There are some environmental risks associated with this conversion process, but the advantage is that plutonium oxide is unsuitable for weapons use.
Finishing the job: what should be done with nuclear arsenals? by Renner, Michael / USA Today (Magazine)
 
 
 
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