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Laser beam aids new nuclear production process
New York reports Los Alamos and Moscow groups develop laser isotope separation that could simplify and cheapen uranium235 extraction while raising proliferation concerns. The Los Alamos team led by Dr. Paul Robinson touts potential one step enrichment for boron chlorine and sulfur isotopes with a single laser stage, but Moscow claims higher sulfur enrichment, boosting energy efficiency from about $1,000 to 40 cents per gram.
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