Blutonium
Blutonium is a high-powered material that is used to power reactors, It originates from blasting highly enriched uranium with cosmic rays creating B-bacteria that live off its radioactive energy, creating new tools and products, When it is burned, it gives off heat and light in the same way that nuclear fusion does, but it leaves no radiation.
Safety Case used for containing Blutonium
Properties
Material Characteristics
A navy cylindrical bar that looks similar to plastic
Physical & Chemical Properties
It has a metallic feel when touched
Origin & Source
It is a radioactive isotope of uranium that has been Highly Enriched, having a 99.9% purity level. It is created by bombarding normal U with cosmic rays, creating B-bacteria which live off its radioactive energy
Life & Expiration
Blutonium has a halflife of up to 13 billion years
History & Usage
History
It was used in Lead Glass Lava Lamps then until the invention of the Blutonium Reactor which allowed Blutonium to be a power source, Cloudy Co. was doing some testing with the Blutonium which shows it can be used in weapons, Inventing the BluP-Pistol, A pistol designed to shoot Depleted Blutonium
Discovery
Discovered by an unnamed scientist who were experiment cosmic rays on items
Everyday use
Beautiful Navy Lava Lamp
Industrial Use
Blutonium Reactor
Manufacturing & Products
BluP-Pistol
Byproducts & Sideproducts
It creates a pile of blue dust that when burned turns to purple and black as a byproduct from the Reactor and BluP-Pistol
Hazards
When cut using Gems or Jewelry it explodes into tiny pieces of extremely sharp shrapnel of Blutonium
Reusability & Recycling
The Dust Byproduct can be used as feed that enhances the livestock's production
Distribution
Storage
Blutonium is stored in packs in big lead crates which are sealed
Law & Regulation
You need a Director of Science or Specialist Technician ID to buy packages or Blutonium legally and Blutonium must be kept in a safe container
142Bu
252 u
Type
Composite
Value
15000CR
Rarity
Uncommon
Color
Navy Blue
Density
15.6 g/cm3
Common State
Solid
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