Uranium is heaviest known element of periodic table which is found in nature. Natural uranium is composed of two isotopes(an Isotope of the element has same atomic number but different mass number i.e different number of neutrons) 0. read more
Uranium is heaviest known element of periodic table which is found in nature. Natural uranium is composed of two isotopes(an Isotope of the element has same atomic number but different mass number i.e different number of neutrons) 0.7% U235 and 99.3% U238. read more
First, the extraction of uranium from seawater would make available 4.5 billion metric tons of uranium—a 60,000-year supply at present rates. Second, fuel-recycling fast-breeder reactors, which generate more fuel than they consume, would use less than 1 percent of the uranium needed for current LWRs. read more