Uraninite, AKA pitchblende, is an ore of uranium.
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Wood, Iron ore, Uranium are only some of them.
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Yes they doAnswer:Some do and some don't - iron pyrites, gold, silver, lead ores - may have a luster. Others like bauxite (aluminum ore), pitchblende (uranium), iron ore are not lusterous.
Uranium is rarely found as a free metal, it is combined with other materials as uranium ore.
natural nuclear reactors are not possible now as the concentration of fissionable Uranium-235 in unenriched natural Uranium ore is too low.
typically black and the corrosion products tend to flake off and crumble to dust (which is a severe inhalation hazard)
According to the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission, nuclear fuel is from three different kinds of fuel. The special one consists of uranium-233, uranium-235, enriched uranium, or plutonium. The Source is from natural uranium or thorium. It can also come from depleted uranium not suitable as a reactor fuel. The byproduct can come from radioactive material. They also contain waste and tailings made by extracting or concentrating the uranium or thorium from an ore processed mainly for its content of source material.
You might mean ore, and an ore is just any unrefined mineral that usually contains metal. So gold can be a part of ore, but ore does not necessarily have to contain gold.
Uraninite (a major ore of uranium) .
Look at the price of silver; that might give you a clue.
Cold uranium is unirradiated uranium.
Determination of uranium in urine is a test for the intoxication of uranium workers.
Uranium has not an odor.
no uranium is not renewable
Uranium atoms are split during nuclear fission. Uranium-235 and uranium-233 are fissile with thermal neutrons and uranium-238 is fissile with fast neutrons.