Chemistry, 18.03.2021 03:10 dondre54

Where does uranium, the main source of nuclear power, come from? a. Uranium is produced by mining deposits of this mineral found in Earth’s crust.

b. Uranium is produced continually from light energy from the Sun.

c. Uranium is produced by the compaction of animal and plant matter in the earth.

d. Uranium is produced by the conversion of precious metals into a new substance.

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