Plutonium Waste

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Plutonium Waste is a radioactive byproduct of  Nuclear Power Plants by burning  Plutonium Fuel Rods.

It can be reprocessed into  Ficsonium and thus  Ficsonium Fuel Rods, which can be burned for power, where it creates no waste.

It is one of the few items that cannot be discarded with the trash button in containers or the inventory, giving a message that "Nuclear Waste cannot be destroyed. FICSIT does not waste."

Obtaining

Crafting

Recipe Ingredients Produced in Products Unlocked by
Plutonium Fuel Rod (burning)
1 × Plutonium Fuel Rod.pngPlutonium Fuel Rod0.1 / min
2,400 × Water.pngWater240 / min
10 × Plutonium Waste.pngPlutonium Waste1 / min
Tier 8 - Particle Enrichment

Usage

Crafting

Recipe Ingredients Produced in Products Unlocked by
Ficsonium
1 × Plutonium Waste.pngPlutonium Waste10 / min
1 × Singularity Cell.pngSingularity Cell10 / min
20 × Dark Matter Residue.pngDark Matter Residue200 / min
Particle Accelerator
6 sec
500 - 1,500 MW
1 × Ficsonium.pngFicsonium10 / min
Tier 9 - Peak Efficiency

AWESOME Sink

 Plutonium Waste cannot be sunk into the AWESOME Sink.png AWESOME Sink and will clog the input.

Dealing with Plutonium Waste

There are two ways of legitimately dealing with Plutonium Waste:

  • Storing Plutonium Waste in a giant complex of Storage Containers, compared to  Uranium Waste is more viable, as Plutonium Waste will always produce at a slower pace than the Uranium Waste its parent fuel is rod made from, so the same amount of Storage Containers can accept Plutonium Waste for a longer period of time before filling up as compared to Uranium Waste.
  • Reprocessing Plutonium Waste into  Ficsonium and thus  Ficsonium Fuel Rods takes some complex late-game items, but does not create any waste while giving you a few extra GW-s in the process of burning the Ficsonium Fuel Rods.

There is technically a third way - giving it to Lizard Doggos and throwing them into the void - but this is impractical, time-consuming and impossible to automate.

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