From: "Phil Payne" 

"Monte Davis"  wrote in message
news:or0u0210dh6v95fl1p8u3nc17s0p8cbckh{at}4ax.com...
> "Phil Payne"  wrote:
>
> > if that lot gets hit and the wind's in
> >Israel's direction ...
>
> Ummm... since UF6 is a solid at standard temperature and pressure,
> it's a poor candidate for a horrific deadly cloud.

It would very rapidly decompose into uranyl fluoride, even in the fairly
dry air of Iran.  It's very aggressive.

"When released to the atmosphere, gaseous UF6 combines with humidity
to form a cloud of particulate UO2F2 and HF fumes. The reaction is very
fast and is dependent on the availability of water vapor. Following a
large-scale release of UF6 in an open area, the dispersion is governed by
meteorological conditions, and the plume could still contain unhydrolyzed
material even after traveling a distance of several hundred meters. After
hydrolysis, UO2F2 can be deposited as a finely divided solid, while HF
remains as part of the gas plume."

Still, something else for the Arab world to remember you by.

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