A new material called CC3 effectively traps xenon, krypton, and radon. These gases are used in industries such as lighting or medicine and, in the case of radon, one that can be hazardous when it ...

Richland, Wash. -- When nuclear fuel gets recycled, the process releases radioactive krypton and xenon gases. Naturally occurring uranium in rock contaminates basements with the related gas radon. A ...

LONDON: In what could solve the commercial problems associated with clean-up of nuclear waste, researchers have successfully tested a material that can extract atoms of rare or dangerous elements such ...