Marie

Two dangerous elements

After two weeks of countless efforts to mimic the elements, in a specially prepared room covered in lead walls.

Marie was sitting in a chair as she was analyzing one of the last two elements on the periodic table, which was extremely dangerous.

Uranium and plutonium, which because of their highly radioactive nature, were left until the end.

Marie, who was holding two uranium jars, looked curiously at the differences between the two.

In the first one, she could feel that the atoms were stable. According to the bottle, she could read that it was uranium 238, but the other bottle was completely different.

Well, she could feel that Uranium could divide to form energy. Although she did not understand how to do it, she seemed to be able to feel that she could motivate the isotope of Uranium to separate.

On the bottle, he could read Uranium 23.

"If I understand correctly, the bottle on my left is the uranium commonly found in nature, which is why it has the number 238.

But the one in my righ