URANIUM

URANIUM


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Word: uranium
Phonetic: /jʊˈɹeɪniəm/
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The element with atomic number 92 and symbol U: a radioactive silvery-grey metal in the actinide series.


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Aid in getting a date?
Coffinite element
Constituent of pitchblende
Controversial energy source
Element 92
Heaviest natural element
Heaviest naturally occurring element
Major Kazakhstani export
Manhattan Project element
Pitchblende ingredient
Radioactive element
Reactor fuel
___ City (NW Saskatchewan community)
Objective of Geiger counter.
Component of pitchblende.
Element in the headlines.
Element in pitchblende.
Valuable fissionable element.
Material for Los Alamos.
Element for atomic research.
Radioactive element No. 92.
Element named for a planet.
Export of the Belgian Congo.
Element
Element No. 92.
Its atomic number is 92.
Valuable element.
Atomic age element
At. no. 92
Fission material
Stockpile that may be subject to inspection
Mineral used in nuclear reactors
Nuclear fuel
Radioactive metallic element
Metal in skull? Head's not the same
Element in place of education probed by artist with doubtful expression
A little unwisely, skull cap removed for heavy metal
Radioactive metal, atomic number 92
Metal content of mug or cup, perhaps?
One with brain about to become university element
University brainbox's first to get dismissed for degrading material
Solver texted eastern princess using mains leads element
Metal named for a planet
Admit guilt
Involved
___ student
Web-footed bird
Vexatious
Silvery-white metallic chemical element with the atomic number 92
Heavy metal?
Major Kazakhstan export
Radioactive element used in nuclear reactors
Metal in skull? Heads not the same
Element essential for young carbon-deficient bones
Game turned round: possibly I initially underestimated Man U
Radioactive element named for a planet
___ U
Heavy metal, you said?
Radioacive element




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