Uranium (chemical symbol U) is a naturally occurring radioactive element. In its pure form it is a silver-coloured heavy metal, similar to lead, cadmium and tungsten. Like tungsten it is very dense, ...

One class of compounds in particular encompasses the many unusual properties of uranium: the inverted sandwiches of arene-bridged diuranium complexes, which showed that δ back-bonding with f ...

"This integrated equipment is a one-stop shop to measure fluorine as well as uranium isotopes at the same time." Uranyl ...

Authorization to purchase, store, use or dispose of Uranium and Thorium compounds, such as Acetates or Nitrates must be obtained from the Radiation Safety Committee or the Radiation Safety Officer.

Uranium is present in very low concentrations in the ocean, making it difficult to isolate efficiently. A team of researchers at the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics in China has developed a ...

By analysing the X-ray signal from the samples the team were able to conclude the chemical form of uranium, and to which other elements it is bound. “This work demonstrates the deep understanding we ...

As each uranium atom breaks apart ... the different affinities that deuterium and hydrogen have for various compounds.

Researchers successfully synthesized a uranium(I) metallocene complex ... for practical applications in catalysis and small-molecule activation[2][4]. Additionally, research on neptunium has ...