Unfortunately for Kodak, not even weapons-grade nuclear power could save the company from its own irrelevance in the digital age.

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These materials include low-grade waste from power stations and small devices containing radioactive materials such as cesium-137, used in some cancer treatments, cobalt-60, used in food irradiation, or americum, incorporated in sensors for oil exploration.

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