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ASP Isotopes subsidiary Quantum Leap Energy signs uranium conversion research deal with Texas A&M TEES
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ASP Isotopes subsidiary Quantum Leap Energy signs uranium conversion research deal with Texas A&M TEES
  • ASP Isotopes unit Quantum Leap Energy signed a research agreement with Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station to advance uranium conversion technology.
  • Work targets commercial production of high-purity uranium hexafluoride (UF6), a key feedstock for the nuclear fuel enrichment supply chain.
  • Research will collect reaction data to improve efficiency, lower costs, support modeling, scale-up, process design, and commercialization of conversion pathways.
  • Project aims to strengthen domestic conversion capacity as the US has one operating commercial uranium conversion facility.


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