In a gun-type bomb, Uranium-235 is the fuel. In an implosion bomb, Plutonium-239 is the fuel. A fusion-boosted atomic bomb uses the implosion design, with the addition of gaseous tritium (Hydrogen-3). Producing the appropriate amounts of fuel for bombs is expensive, time-consuming, and difficult.
What does an inhibitor switch do? An inhibitor switch basically tells your vehicle whether its in motion or in park. It can tell the car to park or to go into first gear etc.
You are right, it is a dissociation constant. Think of it like this. The Enzyme-inhibitor complex is inactive and represents the inhibitory effect. If the complex tends to fall apart easily, (high Ki) the enzyme will be free to function more normally. i.e. if the Ki is high, the inhibitory effect will be weak. A small Ki means that the inhibitor is bound tightly, and the amount of active enzyme present will be small so the inhibitory effect will be strong.