/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9621533
Next gen of nuclear plants will be even more cheaper and produce more electricity for less expenses and even less harmful to the enviroment
it's already in use in south korea

>>9615973
Invest in Nuclear energy, the stupid solar or wind will eventually die, the nuclear energy will grow larger especially after the new generation of reactors

I've been reading very extensively into LFTRs and the thorium fuel cycle, can somebody explain to me the fission chains of transuranic waste and how it can be simply fed into an LFTR and burned into stable transition metals?

Also this is not for my homework, but I do want all of the details.