- base and the
option of
reprocessing spent fuel. Phosphates, seawater,
uraniferous coal ash, and some type of oil
shales are
examples of unconventional...
-
countries outside the
United States.
Radon is
obtained as a by-product of
uraniferous ores
processing after transferring into 1%
solutions of hydrochloric...
- Kirkby-in-Ashfield, England.
These crystals occur in a galena-wulfenite-
uraniferous asphaltite horizon in a
magnesian limestone. The
wulfenite found in this...
-
Katanga synclinorium.
Uraninite mineralization occurred 630 Ma ago, when
uraniferous solutions percolated into the
dolomitic shales of the
Precambrian Mine...
- The O****la
project consists of
several uraniferous magnetite deposits (Ongolo, Inca, MS7)
located in the
western part of
Namibia in
Erongo Region. Ongalo...
-
radioactivity is due to the
local geology.
Underground water dissolves radium in
uraniferous igneous rock and
carries it to the
surface through at
least nine known...
- anhydrite-dolomite that
alternate with sandstones, conglomerates,
black shales, and
uraniferous coal
measures (Proedrou, 1979, 1988; Taupitz, 1985). Stratigraphically...
- (Portuguese: Caldasito, German: Zirkonglaskopf, Spanish: Caldasita) is a rare
uraniferous ore of
zirconium found in the Poços de
Caldas m****if,
located in the...
-
intraformational unconformities.
Uranium minerals were
derived from
uraniferous pegmatites in the
sediment source areas.
These deposits are restricted...
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Union Carbide operated a mill near
Belfield in
Stark County to burn
uraniferous lignite and
extract uranium from the ash. The
plant produced about 150...
