Question

Why can't we currently use uranium?

Answer 1

Answer:

because it is a potential resource which actual amount we didn't know

Answer 2

Explanation:

Uranium comprises about 96% of used fuel. When used fuel is reprocessed, both plutonium and uranium are usually recovered separately. Uranium recovered from reprocessing used nuclear fuel (RepU) is mostly U-238 with about 1% U-235, so it needs to be converted and re-enriched for recycling into most reactors.so we don't use it it is very power it is a nuclear fuel.