Energy Fuels (UUUU) has developed the technology it believes is required to produce six of the seven rare earth oxides, at scale, that are now ...

Sufficient uranium resources exist to support the continued use of nuclear power and its significant growth through 2050 and beyond; however, timely investments in new exploration, mining ...

Nitric oxide (NO) is a gaseous signalling molecule that is involved in the regulation of the cardiovascular, immune and nervous systems. In the CNS, NO is involved in many processes, including the ...

Mount Hill, or more specifically Radium Hill, was recommissioned by the South Australian Government in 1954 to produce uranium oxide, supplied to the UK-USA Combined Development Agency.

and 1,095 tonnes of uranium oxide (U3O8) annually. U3O8 is used as fuel in nuclear power plants. Advertisment However, these projects are currently in the early stages. The government is working on ...

The uranium is then stripped from the resin into another solution from which it is precipitated, dried and packed, usually as uranium oxide concentrate (U 3 O 8) powder - often referred to as ...

A provision in the secret, controversial agreement allowing a private company to transport uranium ore across the Arizona side of the Navajo Nation has New Mexico anti-nuclear advocates increasingly ...

Average daily capture rate for the last 26 days of March 2025 was in excess of 1,900 pounds of uranium per day; this is the highest rate since the plant returned to operations in June of 2024 ...

That’s good news. We need more workers who know how to get the materials we use every day—from copper to rare earths that power phones and cars. But there’s a big piece missing: uranium.

The dissolved yttrium is then precipitated as yttrium oxalate using oxalic acid and thermally converted back to yttrium oxide. Yields of yttrium oxide ... In contrast to many other metals, including ...

Uranium is stripped from the resin and then chemically treated to form a precipitate ... Each drum contains a measured quantity of uranium oxide, often referred to in pounds (e.g. 290,000 lbs or ...