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After inhalation: lung cancers.
After ingestion: intoxications.
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Are there any restrictions about which countries uranium is sold to?
yes, countries like india, japan, korea and parts of the united states are all restricted from buying uranium because of the size of the country and the amount land size.
Is uranium in food?
Of course not ! But note that all the foods and drinking waters have an extremely small concentration of uranium - it is inevitable, it is a natural phenomenon because uranium is a common element and very disperse.
Does a critical mass of uranium require enriched uranium?
No. Heavy Water moderated reactors like the CANDU type can go critical and run on natural (0.72%) Uranium just fine.
How does uranium feel like?
It feels like super heated lead. Uranium actually comes in these little pebbles the put in rods. Don't touch it it may cause cancer.
What is a snowburst and how is it dangerous?
A snowburst is a short, intense shower of snow. It can be dangerous because of reduced visibility and the rapid accumulation of snow on the ground.
How is uranium bad?
Uranium is just like nuclear energy
What mental illnesses can psychedelics treat?
Decades after most hallucinogens were outlawed as dangerous, researchers are using them to treat disorders like PTSD, depression, and addiction. Contact: @Mightyman10
Why are thresher sharks dangerous?
because they like meat
What coulor is uranium?
Uranium like most metals is Silvery-Grey in colour, somewhat like Lead
Can wolves catch illnesses?
Yes wolves can catch some illnesses like rabies
Why do people like or dislike nuclear energy?
because it can be dangerous
Is it dangerous to hold uranium in hand?
Well, it's radioactive, so much so that the heat generated by its nuclear decay in the earth's core is the reason for it being molten. So radiation is one reason. The second reason is that weapons-grade uranium is used in fission weapons (atomic bombs) as their chief source of energy. Fissile explosives serve as the primer charge in thermonuclear devices (fusion bombs, or hydrogen bombs). Depleted uranium is also used for armors and projectiles. ---- 1. Uranium is a possible polluting agent of the natural environment. 2. Uranium is a toxic and a radioactive chemical element. 3. Uranium release radium and radon. 4. Radioactive wastes are dangerous and need to be isolated. But don't exaggerate with the disadvantages of uranium. Lead, mercury, hydrogen sulfide, alkaline cyanides, etc. are more toxic than uranium. And the external irradiation from non-irradiated uranium is not important; dangerous are the inhalation of uranium compounds or the ingestion of soluble compounds.
Are there any restrictions about which countries uranium is sold to?
yes, countries like india, japan, korea and parts of the united states are all restricted from buying uranium because of the size of the country and the amount land size.
Are hurricanes dangerous for dolphins?
Hurricanes are not dangerous to dolphins because they swim away like us humans, we escape from hurricanes.
Why are white tigers dangerous to humans?
because they like to eat meat. human hunt to tiger so they dangerous to humans.
What does uranium look like in its normal state?
The fresh surface of uranium has a metallic aspect, similar to steel.
Why is Uranium and oil similar?
I like tuna!
