US EditionDriver Arrested After Californium Substance Found in His Vehicle in Kütahya
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A substance believed to be californium, used in nuclear and medical research, was seized in a vehicle stopped on suspicion in Kütahya.
A substance believed to be californium, used in nuclear and medical research, was seized in a vehicle stopped on suspicion in Kütahya. The value of the californium used in nuclear research was reported to be approximately $70 million.
In Kütahya, 7.15 grams of californium, worth around $70 million, were found in a vehicle stopped by police on suspicion. The substance is also used in nuclear energy and is the second most expensive substance in the world. The arrested driver said, "I found the element on the road."
BREAKING NEWS: In a search conducted by the police in Kütahya in a vehicle they stopped; californium (radioactive element) weighing 7.15 grams, known as the world's most expensive chemical and also used in gold search, was seized. It was learned that the value of the substance is approximately 70 million dollars.
Driver arrested after californium substance found in his vehicle in Kütahya
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