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$UCLE 5 CENT STOCK MAY HAVE 5 GAME-CHANGING TECHNOLOGIES
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U.S. Nuclear Is Advancing 5 Super Technologies that Can Help Our Planet and Save Lives
Fossil fuel provides the lion’s share of energy, but it is responsible for global climate change. U.S. Nuclear made early investments in what is now the proving to be the unrivaled leader in clean and safe thermonuclear fusion energy.
Desalination is the best-known way to get drinking water from the oceans, but current reverse osmosis technology costs too much to process. U.S. Nuclear is developing an impressive lower-cost, scalable, desalination technology.
PFAS, commonly found in drinking water, is known as the “Contaminant of the Century” and is so deadly that the EPA is restricting limits to 4 parts per trillion. There is no known detection system available from any provider except . . . U.S. Nuclear developed a real-time desktop sized PFAS monitoring device that can detect PFAS down to 1 part per trillion and expects 2024 commercial launch.
Radioisotopes are required for advanced medical and industrial imaging and cancer therapy but are mostly produced in 4 outdated and unreliable fission nuclear reactors. Cost is high and production is unreliable and inadequate to meet demand. U.S. Nuclear invested in MIFTI/MIFTEC radioisotope generators that will be able to supply multi-billion-dollar quantities at half the current cost.
Capacitors store static electric energy and are used in almost every electronic application. U.S. Nuclear owns 40% of Grapheton that has developed a new generation capacitor that is 3 million times more powerful than today’s super capacitors. This new capacitor is expected to have several applications to replace many batteries and to further miniaturize almost all electronics.
U.S. Nuclear has a total market cap of under $2 million and a share price close to 5 cents. If just one of these technologies succeeds, the impact to U.S. Nuclear shares could be quite meaningful.
https://richardacavalli.wixsite.com/greenplan...ging-techs
U.S. Nuclear Is Advancing 5 Super Technologies that Can Help Our Planet and Save Lives
Fossil fuel provides the lion’s share of energy, but it is responsible for global climate change. U.S. Nuclear made early investments in what is now the proving to be the unrivaled leader in clean and safe thermonuclear fusion energy.
Desalination is the best-known way to get drinking water from the oceans, but current reverse osmosis technology costs too much to process. U.S. Nuclear is developing an impressive lower-cost, scalable, desalination technology.
PFAS, commonly found in drinking water, is known as the “Contaminant of the Century” and is so deadly that the EPA is restricting limits to 4 parts per trillion. There is no known detection system available from any provider except . . . U.S. Nuclear developed a real-time desktop sized PFAS monitoring device that can detect PFAS down to 1 part per trillion and expects 2024 commercial launch.
Radioisotopes are required for advanced medical and industrial imaging and cancer therapy but are mostly produced in 4 outdated and unreliable fission nuclear reactors. Cost is high and production is unreliable and inadequate to meet demand. U.S. Nuclear invested in MIFTI/MIFTEC radioisotope generators that will be able to supply multi-billion-dollar quantities at half the current cost.
Capacitors store static electric energy and are used in almost every electronic application. U.S. Nuclear owns 40% of Grapheton that has developed a new generation capacitor that is 3 million times more powerful than today’s super capacitors. This new capacitor is expected to have several applications to replace many batteries and to further miniaturize almost all electronics.
U.S. Nuclear has a total market cap of under $2 million and a share price close to 5 cents. If just one of these technologies succeeds, the impact to U.S. Nuclear shares could be quite meaningful.
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