That's true , but radioactive is actually the base of nuclear bomb's .
I suggested thulium because that's the only radioactive source that goes in metal or other solid electricity elements . It doesn't explodes actually , if you know what i mean :)
Thulium is a little the same as Plutonium .
Think about it :
Nuclear Plutonium Bomb :
Metal plus Plutonium is an explosion !
If you do pauze , then you can do everything !
But now there is no pauze !
So it is :
Thulium plus Metal and this time add Neutron and Plutonium :)
After a few seconds the explosion comes because Thulium is also ( scientists say this ) a diamond sort .
The formula is now this :
The Thulium needs to melt , the hot pressure activates the metal so it begins to spark because the metal is this time charged by the heat ! The spark activates the Plutonium . It begins to burn slowly and the Neutron blinds the area . After you know it , it explodes :)