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Ammunitions, armors, shielding materials: depleted uranium metal (approx. 0,2 % 235U) alloyed with ca. 2 % other elements. Nuclear fuel for research reacyors: U-Zr-Er-H Potential alloys in the future: U-Ti, U-Nb, U-Zr, U-Zr-Nb, U-Mo

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