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Uranium

Tom Zoellner

2009

Radon, radium, and uranium in drinking water

Paul A. Rebers, C. Richard Cothern

1990

Investment University's profit from uranium

Mark Whistler, Horacio Márquez, Louis Bass et al.

2007

Wastelanding

Traci Brynne Voyles

2015

Plutonium and highly enriched uranium, 1995

Albright, David.

1996

Yellow dirt

Judy Pasternak

2011

The chemistry of uranium

Erich Heinz Pieter Cordfunke

1969

Uranium

Marian Radetzki

1981

Trapped at Sea

Franklin W. Dixon

1982

Uranium frenzy

Raye Carleson Ringholz

1991

Hydrothermal uranium deposits. by Robert A. Rich, Heinrich D. Holland and Ulrich Petersen

Robert A. Rich

1980

Mineralogy of Uranium and Thorium

Robert Lauf

2016

Point of Entry

Peter Schechter

2006

World inventory of plutonium and highly enriched uranium, 1992

Albright, David.

1993

Spies in the Congo

Susan Williams

2016

Fronteras Imposibles

Peter Schechter

2005

Canada's Deadly Secret

Jim Harding

2007

Triple

Ken Follett

1979

The analytical chemistry of uranium

Brearley, Harry

1903

Struggle down under

Shannon Gilligan

2007

Energy resources in an uncertain future

Morris Albert Adelman

1983

Uranium

Tyrone Mineo

2014

The metallurgy of nuclear fuel

Vasilii Semenovich Emel'ianov

1969

Minerals for atomic energy

Robert D. Nininger

1954

Thep olitics of uranium

Norman Moss

1981

Age, Sedimentary Environments, and Other Aspects of Sandstone and Related Host Rocks for Uranium Deposits (Technical Reports Series (International Atomic Energy Agency))

International Atomic Energy Agency.

1983

Fluorescence of the uranyl salts

Edward Leamington Nichols

1919

Uranium ore processing

John William Clegg

1958

Radon exposure of the U.S. population--status of the problem

National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements

1991

Nuclear Iran

Jeremy Bernstein

2014

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