Uranium is very hard, and also very heavy. However, I think the original poster was referring to the same type of "spent" uranium rounds as are used by Triax against supernatural enemies, and that type is radioactive. It's true that natural uranium is only slightly radioactive. Uranium is only sl.oh never mind here go look just hope the user and every friend nearby wear well shielded EBA or better.
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Contrary to the Triax U rounds, that are stored in clips or drums which may be adequate shielding, and are extracted from there by the weapon's action, so no contact, plus they are used in weapons that are usually carried by borgs, bots, or PA pilots, so the user is shielded, those actually have to be taken out of their case for use. having to carry the arrows in a hermetic, inch thick lead case must be real fun, and getting them out for combat or hunting must be quite practical. If some people get MDC arrows with HE heads, the concept of uranium tipped (or U alloy if the pure metal is too soft to make a useful arrow tip).īut you're right. High tech arrows have been an option in Rifts since. Lossa tribal types out there with knowledge of uranium processing and safe handling techniques.Īnd if you're talking trade, well I hope you also trade em the boxes needed to safely carry them, and make sure they never try killing foood with them.(see Triax ammo).ĭon't diss the guy. I think that's a bad idea for the simple fact that the majority of bow and arrow users in a world filled with high tech weapons are such because they are more earthy/concerned for the environment. The broad head with a speck of U on it breaks off. Could have it vibro (don't start up on the vibro field crap again until you look in Japan). So it may just be the very tip of a target arrow or just the edge of a bladed broad head. They never say how much Uranium is needed to cause the effect. If you're wearing EBA though, you might try Uranium daggers or other melee weapons with throwing potential. Not sure how this would affect aerodynamics, but it wouldn't be good. but then the tip would weigh one heck of a lot more than the entire shaft. I suppose you just make the head from uranium. Read this and then explore the next site that details Newland’s work.Stupid idea I guess, and really hard to make, but damn that'd be cool. This site is a short biography of John Newlands. Click a few sample elements to see all of the information that is available on this site. Visit this site to find a wealth of information about each element. Click on the link to his original periodic table and compare it to the modern periodic table. This site includes links to his writings, photos, and more. Visit this site to find out more about this great scientist. Read how this scientist overcame many obstacles in his life. Visit this site and read a biography of Dmitri Mendeleev. Which isotope of hydrogen has the longest half life? View samples of elements as well as finding physical data at this site. Click on the individual elements for physical data, history, uses of the elements and more. The Los Alamos National Laboratory maintains this interactive periodic table of the elements. The Periodic Table and Periodic Law Web Links
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