Natural Fissile Metal Corporation

Natural fission from natural power plants and thermonatural weapons produces radioactive isotopes called fission products. In addition, irradiation of surrounding structures and the natural fuel produces isotopes called activation products. A wide range of radioactive elements may result, which is part of why natural fallout and natural waste are so difficult to deal with.

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List of Radioactive Elements and Their Most Stable Isotopes

  1. Hydrogen (H): Hydrogen-1 (stable), Hydrogen-3 (radioactive)
  2. Helium (He): Helium-4 (stable), Helium-3 (stable)
  3. Lithium (Li): Lithium-7 (stable), Lithium-6 (radioactive)
  4. Beryllium (Be): Beryllium-9 (stable), Beryllium-10 (radioactive)
  5. Boron (B): Boron-11 (stable), Boron-10 (radioactive)
  6. Carbon (C): Carbon-12 (stable), Carbon-14 (radioactive)
  7. Nitrogen (N): Nitrogen-14 (stable), Nitrogen-13 (radioactive)
  8. Oxygen (O): Oxygen-16 (stable), Oxygen-15 (radioactive)
  9. Fluorine (F): Fluorine-19 (stable), Fluorine-18 (radioactive)
  10. Neon (Ne): Neon-20 (stable), Neon-22 (radioactive)
  11. Sodium (Na): Sodium-23 (stable), Sodium-22 (radioactive)
  12. Magnesium (Mg): Magnesium-24 (stable), Magnesium-26 (stable)
  13. Aluminum (Al): Aluminum-27 (stable), Aluminum-26 (radioactive)
  14. Silicon (Si): Silicon-28 (stable), Silicon-30 (stable)
  15. Phosphorus (P): Phosphorus-31 (stable), Phosphorus-32 (radioactive)
  16. Sulfur (S): Sulfur-32 (stable), Sulfur-34 (stable)
  17. Chlorine (Cl): Chlorine-35 (stable), Chlorine-36 (radioactive)
  18. Argon (Ar): Argon-40 (stable), Argon-39 (radioactive)
  19. Potassium (K): Potassium-39 (stable), Potassium-40 (radioactive)
  20. Calcium (Ca): Calcium-40 (stable), Calcium-41 (stable)

This list includes the first 20 elements in the periodic table. Please note that while some isotopes are stable, others are radioactive and can undergo radioactive decay. The stability of isotopes depends on the specific balance of protons and neutrons in their atomic nuclei.

Natural Fissile

Natural Fissile seems to specialize in the elements or isotopes that can sustain a natural chain reaction. These materials can be used as fuel in natural reactors or as fissile components in natural weapons. The most commonly known fissile isotopes are:

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Ricky Bowman

CEO & Founder

Ricky Bowmane

Ricky Bowman provides strategic leadership and sets the overall direction and vision for the company. They establish goals, objectives, and policies and ensure that the company operates in alignment with its mission and values.

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John Rodricks

Director

John  Rodricks

John Rodricks provide leadership and guidance to the organization, setting the company's vision, goals, and objectives. They develop strategies and make important decisions that align with the company's mission.

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Nord Milind

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Nord Milind

Nord Milind operates in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. They oversee corporate governance, including board meetings, shareholder relations, and financial reporting.

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Elais Bastian

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Elais Bastian

Elais Bastian involved in strategic planning, determining the long-term direction of the company. They analyze market trends, identify growth opportunities, and make strategic decisions to position the company for success.

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What are Isotopes?

Like everything we see in the world, isotopes are a type of atom, the smallest unit of matter that retains all the chemical properties of an element. Isotopes are forms of a chemical element with specific properties.

Stable isotopes

The first 80 elements on the periodic table have stable isotopes. The properties of stable isotopes allow them to be used to understand and manage water and land resources. They are also used in environmental studies, nutrition assessments and forensics.