MURR

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MURR is a high-power research nuclear reactor at the University of Missouri used for scientific research, isotope production, and educational purposes.

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instanceOf nuclear research facility ⓘ
research nuclear reactor ⓘ
university research reactor ⓘ
commissionedInYear 1966 ⓘ
countryNuclearRegulator U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ⓘ
fuelType low-enriched uranium ⓘ
fullName University of Missouri Research Reactor ⓘ
hasCoreLocation underwater pool ⓘ
hasFacility hot cells ⓘ
neutron beam ports ⓘ
radiochemistry laboratories ⓘ
sample irradiation facilities ⓘ
hasMission provide radioisotopes for medicine and industry ⓘ
support research and education at the University of Missouri ⓘ
hasSafetyFeature containment and shielding structures ⓘ
emergency core cooling procedures ⓘ
multiple redundant safety systems ⓘ
locatedIn University of Missouri ⓘ
locatedInCity Columbia, Missouri ⓘ
locatedInCountry United States ⓘ
neutronFlux high thermal neutron flux suitable for isotope production ⓘ
operatedBy University of Missouri ⓘ
ownedBy University of Missouri ⓘ
powerOutputThermal 10 megawatts thermal ⓘ
primaryCoolant light water ⓘ
primaryModerator light water ⓘ
produces Iodine-131 ⓘ
Lutetium-177 ⓘ
Molybdenum-99 (via targets for generator production) ⓘ
Samarium-153 ⓘ
industrial radioisotopes ⓘ
medical radioisotopes ⓘ
rankedAs one of the highest-power university research reactors in the United States ⓘ
reactorType pool-type research reactor ⓘ
regulator U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ⓘ
supportsProgram health physics training ⓘ
nuclear engineering education ⓘ
radiochemistry education ⓘ
supportsResearchField archaeometry ⓘ
chemistry ⓘ
materials science ⓘ
medical physics ⓘ
nuclear science ⓘ
usedFor educational purposes ⓘ
materials research ⓘ
neutron activation analysis ⓘ
neutron scattering experiments ⓘ
radioisotope production ⓘ
scientific research ⓘ
training of reactor operators ⓘ
training of students ⓘ
wentCriticalInYear 1966 ⓘ

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