FTP, identify this radioactive chemical element named for the smallest planet.
It is found naturally in uranium ores in very small quantities, however, Glenn T. Seaborg and others at Berkeley discovered in 1940 that an isotope of it could be produced using a cyclotron to bombard uranium oxide with deuterons. Besides its use in nuclear reactors, it has been used to power scientific equipment in lunar exploration and implanted heart pacemakers. FTP, identify this radioactive chemical element named for the smallest planet.
It is found naturally in uranium ores in very small quantities, however, Glenn T. Seaborg and others at Berkeley discovered in 1940 that an isotope of it could be produced using a cyclotron to bombard uranium oxide with deuterons.
{Plutonium}