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Without uranium and nuclear energy the exhaustion of fossil fuels will be more important year after year. Also nuclear energy don't contribute to global warming.

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Why is it necessary to enrich the uranium before manufacturing the fuel pellets?

Natural uranium is only 0.72% fissile uranium-235 isotope. This is only fissionable when using heavy water as the moderator to slow the fission neutrons. With any other moderator you need 3% to 5% uranium-235 isotope. For unmoderated fast neutron reactors like breeders you need 20% to 95% uranium-235 isotope.


What language does Uranium come from?

It is a mined material that comes from places like Canada, Australia and Kazakhstan. Canada is the world's largest producer of the raw material.


Can uranium be prepared in laboratory?

Yes, although you'll need special equipment depending on what you'd like to prepare the uranium for. - in a nuclear physics laboratory artificial uranium isotopes can be obtained - if you think to the preparation of uranium (as a metal) from other compounds this is very possible but not in a simple laboratory - uranium has 3 natural isotopes


What would life be like without gypsum?

Without gypsum, construction materials like drywall and plaster would be more difficult to produce, leading to higher costs for building projects. Agricultural industries would also suffer as gypsum is commonly used to improve soil structure and nutrient uptake in crops. Additionally, without gypsum, certain medical and industrial applications that rely on its unique properties would need alternative materials.


What would life be like without quartz?

Life without quartz would impact various industries such as electronics, jewelry, and construction since quartz is used in these areas for its hardness, durability, and electrical properties. It would also affect technology as quartz is a key component in many devices like watches and computers. Additionally, quartz is found in many natural environments and its absence could alter ecosystems and geological formations.