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You don't. It's made in a cyclotron or reactor. It has no stable isotopes.

There are trace quantities in some radioactive ores, where it occurs as a decay product of other elements (for example, in pitchblende as a result of a the spontaneous fission of uranium).

The largest scale production of promethium ever on Earth was at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where they could produce about 650 grams of it per year. That's a bit under a pound and a half.

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Promethium is an artificial chemical element.

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