Gas Centrifuge Isotope Separation

Uranium enrichment plants separate the fissile isotope ²³⁵U from the far more abundant ²³⁸U by spinning gaseous uranium hexafluoride (UF₆) in a rotor at extreme speed. This simulator renders the radial isotope migration inside a single centrifuge rotor exactly as the underlying barometric mass-separation law predicts, lets you tune peripheral speed, temperature and countercurrent flow, and chains the result through a cascade of stages so you can see how a tiny per-machine separation factor compounds into a usable product assay — the same mechanism, scaled very differently, behind both low-enriched reactor fuel and highly enriched material.