Neutron Reflector
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| Neutron Reflector | |
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| Properties | |
| Type | Alloy |
| Made With/By | Alloying |
| Difficulty of Production | Easy |
| Exists in Reality | Yes |
| Atomic Number | N/A |
Neutron reflectors are made from tungsten that has been blasted with carbon (in the form of coal or coke) in a blast furnace. It is specifically tungsten carbide, a common tungsten alloy that can also be used as a neutron reflector.
Production
Neutron reflectors can be crafted in a blast furnace with the following recipe:
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Uses
Neutron reflectors are used in the construction of RBMK and PWR neutron reflector, which are necessary for almost all reactor designs. These reflectors are also used in the construction of various fusion reactor parts. There are also other nuclear-related items that require it.