- Uraninite, also
known as pitchblende, is a radioactive, uranium-rich
mineral and ore with a
chemical composition that is
largely UO2 but
because of oxidation...
- 1854. The
archaic name "calco-
uranite"
pairs with the
similarly composed mineral, torbernite,
which was
named "cupro-
uranite". Both
minerals are
named due...
- calcite, iridium, isoferroplatinum, muscovite, pyrophylite,
rutile and
uranite. Due to the
declining gold
price in the nineties, the
manufacturing industry...
-
corona spectrum. Subsequently, it was
observed escaping as
bubbles when
uranite UO2 was
dissolved in acid. Neon, argon, krypton, and
xenon were obtained...
- re****tion as the
educational and
cultural centre remained high. In the 1920s,
uranite mining developed and the
prosperity of the town
started again.
Region with...
-
Hillebrand (1887–1953).
During an
analysis of the
uranium containing mineral uranite he
discovered that a gas evolved. He
identified this gas by spectroscopic...
-
within a
cobalt mine—mined from 1888 to 1895—and was in the form of
copper uranite. An area
referred to as 'Forest Reefs', at the time, was one of the proposed...
- Old adit near
Johanngeorgenstadt Jáchymov town hall Klínovec
mountain Uranite from the Ore
Mountains Castle Krupka (the
Czech Republic)
Karlovy Vary...
- and R.J. Pill
found evidence of
uranium mineralization in the form of
uranite in the
lowest level of rock
which disproved previous studies which claimed...
- (1949) The
Distribution of
Radioactivity (1951) On the
Impersistence of
Uranite as a
Detrital Mineral (1953) On the
Occurrence of
Uranium in
Ancient Conglomerates...
