Uranium
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- Chemical element: U (Atomic Number: 92)
Noun
uranium (Wikipedia:Uranium)
- The heaviest naturally occurring element, with atomic number 92 and symbol U, used in nuclear reactors and weapons, and occurring naturally as pitchblende.
External links
For etymology and more information refer to:
http://elements.vanderkrogt.net/elem/u.html
(A lot of the translations were taken from that site with permission from the author)
Translations
- Afrikaans: uraan
- Albanian: uranium
- Arabic: يورانيوم
- Armenian: uraniumu
- Basque: uranioa
- Belarussian: Уран
- Bosnian: uran
- Breton: uraniom
- Bulgarian: Уран
- Catalan: urani
- Chinese: 鈾/铀 (you)
- Cornish: uranyum
- Croatian: uranij
- Czech: uran
- Danish: uran
- Dutch: uranium n, uraan n
- Esperanto: uranio
- Estonian: uraan
- Faroese: uran
- Finnish: uraani
- French: uranium m
- Frisian: uranium
- Friulian: urani
- Gallegan: uranio
- Georgian: ურანი
- German: Uran n
- Hebrew: אורניום
- Hungarian: urán
- Icelandic: úran
- Irish: úráiniam
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- Italian: uranio m
- Japanese: ウラン (uran)
- Kashmiri: ùran
- Latin: uranium
- Latvian: urāns
- Lithuanian: uranas
- Luxembourgish: uran
- Macedonian: Ураниум
- Mlay: uranium
- Maltese: uranjum
- Manx: uraanium
- Modern Greek: Ουράνιο
- Mongolian: Уран
- Norwegian: uran
- Polish: uran
- Portuguese: urânio
- Romanian: uraniu n
- Russian: Уран
- Scottish Gaelic: uràiniam
- Serbian: Уран
- Slovak: uran
- Slovenian: uran
- Spanish: uranio m
- Swedish: uran
- Tajik: uran
- Thai: ยูเรเนียม
- Turkish: uranyum
- Ukrainian: Уран
- Uzbek: Уран
- Vietnamese: urani, uran
- Welsh: uraniwm
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