uranium

Converse of object

• deplete: Does the danger of depleted uranium also exist apart from the area of the south?
• enrich: You will not enrich uranium, he has told Iran.
• procure: The chances of al-Qaeda procuring uranium from India are quite high.
• import: The IAEA in March 2003 had not received any evidence about Iraqi attempts to import uranium.
• extract: The President declared: " Iran has discovered reserves and extracted uranium.
• occur: The U-235 isotope makes up 0.7 per cent of naturally occurring uranium.

Preposition: in

• reactor: We should set a goal of working to end the commercial use of highly enriched uranium in research reactors.

Adjective modifier

• highly-enriched: The suspect uranium enrichment plant, for example, could be used to produce highly-enriched uranium for weapons.
• low-enriched: Iran claims its centrifuge program is designed to produce low-enriched uranium, to support Iran's civil nuclear power program.
• natural: What North Korea has plenty of is natural uranium, which could supply nuclear power for hundreds of years.

Modifies a noun

• enrichment: For 25 years Khan directed Pakistan's uranium enrichment program.
• hexafluoride: The network sold uranium hexafluoride, the gas that the centrifuge process can transform into enriched uranium for nuclear bombs.
• ore: New fuel for nuclear reactors is produced from enriched uranium ore.
• ray: Products driven by uranium rays had spies then reported.
• munitions: Not to worry, the President has plenty of raw material for radioactive uranium munitions left.
• oxide: Odds are better of such a from uranium oxide.

Noun used with modifier

• weapons-grade: We will help nations end the use of weapons-grade uranium in research reactors.
• bomb-grade: While you are reading this, the Iranian reactor produces enriched bomb-grade uranium.
• low-grade: The IAEA left 1.8 tons of low-grade uranium in heavyweight sealed barrels at the Tuwaitha facilities.
• centrifuge: That program was based on gas centrifuge uranium enrichment.