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    The Uranium Used in Nuclear Reactors Comes Largely from the Complex
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The Uranium Used in Nuclear Reactors Comes Largely from the Complex

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The uranium used in nuclear reactors comes largely from the complex potassium-, uranium-, vanadium-bearing mineral called carnotite found in some sedimentary rocks.

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