uranide
/ˈjʊrənaɪd/
noun
- A chemical element that is radioactive and belongs to the group of elements that includes uranium and similar heavy metals.
- The lab safely stores uranides in special containers to prevent radiation leaks.
- Uranides like neptunium and plutonium are created in nuclear reactors.
- Scientists study uranides to understand how radioactive elements decay over time.
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