Fallout 76 may not have had the strongest launch, but the ongoing online response to Bethesda's beloved action RPG series is quite favorable. Though the core gameplay loop involves shooting and looting, the game's crafting element is how players improve and grow.One can find a ton of uses for nuclear materials across the post-nuclear Appalachia of the game. It's hard to come by, but, like many pieces, it can be crafted in a roundabout way. Players might have to do a lot of crafting to acquire essentials, but nuclear waste has its uses.Making nuclear material in Fallout 76Fallout@FalloutMid-Summer Madness sales are back in #FalloutShelter! Discounts on all bundles start today.23812Mid-Summer Madness sales are back in #FalloutShelter! Discounts on all bundles start today. https://t.co/C1GQr7ePASThere are two primary ways to acquire nuclear material in Fallout 76, one much easier than the other. Players can get the necessary materials from existing items, mine them, or take them from the bodies of specific enemies.With that being said, several items throughout the game only exist to be broken down into parts. Many of these will yield nuclear material once they've been dismantled. The items that will give off nuclear material are as follows:Biometric ScannersBlast Radius Board GamesHigh-Powered MagnetsIchor SacsIgnition CoresMini Nuke Beryllium CapsMini Nuke Detonator ShellsMini Nuke Hemisphere CoresNuclear Waste (it’s an actual canister)Radioactive GlandsRadscorpion StingersVault-Tec Alarm ClocksVolatile Material BoxesWakemaster Alarm ClocksAll of these items are classified as junk, and players can either sell some of them for a nominal amount of caps or break them down. Each will drop one unit of nuclear material after being broken down at a workbench.Any source of nuclear waste will eventually provide nuclear material through crafting. Players can mine uranium ore, craft five units with five units of acid, and come away with nuclear waste.Coupled with that, behemoths, enemies in plasma goo, or any glowing enemy are likely to drop nuclear waste. Players can farm glowing enemies at any nuclear explosion site and come away with plenty of nuclear waste to craft into nuclear material.What can players do with nuclear mterial in Fallout 76?Bethesda Game Studios@BethesdaStudiosThis week in Inside the Vault for #Fallout76: Update coming Tuesday, July 26th! Try out Expeditions: The Pitt in the PTS right now! Purveyor Murmrgh and Minerva sales this weekend!Read it all here: beth.games/3RUOcy751280This week in Inside the Vault for #Fallout76:🎮 Update coming Tuesday, July 26th!🚁 Try out Expeditions: The Pitt in the PTS right now!💰 Purveyor Murmrgh and Minerva sales this weekend!Read it all here: beth.games/3RUOcy7 https://t.co/rvb9EkLOBuNuclear material is a rare crafting element that goes into a variety of Fallout 76 recipes. Although their biggest use is in optics, players have many reasons to hunt it down.Nuclear materials can be used to craft nukes and mini-nukes, making them easy parts of massive explosives. This extends to nuke mines and other forms of deadly bombs.With that being said, tesla rifles, Gatling Plasma, Gamma guns and plenty of other esoteric weapons will require a healthy helping of nuclear material. Almost every form of power armor requires a fair amount of this resource, including the infamous mecha suit. In summation, if players want to stomp around with power and authority, they'll need a plentiful bounty of nuclear materials. Fallout 76 enthusiasts need to regularly seek out glowing enemies and radioactive ore to craft what they need. Nuclear materials are among the most useful items in the game, and it's easy enough to get if one is observant.