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Despite this, it is still difficult to obtain. See www.unitednuclear.com/isotopes.htm for a full explanation. Basically, you'd need to spend millions on thousands of units, and then purify it all, before coming up with a decent amount. Frankly, its be easier to do same with americium from smoke alarms
Aside from the brushes, most polonium used in devices is electroplated on to a metal base and that like saying that silver-coated steel forks are a good source of silver. They're not, because you have to melt the stuff down and go through a complicated separation procedure to get it away from the steel once its been electroplated. |