uraan238
Uranium-238 is a radioactive isotope of uranium that has 92 protons and 146 neutrons in its atomic nucleus. It is one of the most stable and common isotopes of uranium, making up about 99.3% of natural uranium deposits. The name "uranium-238" is derived from the symbol "U" for uranium, the atomic mass 238, and the numerator "-238" which denotes the mass number.
Uranium-238 is a primordial plutonium, which means it has existed since the dawn of time and has
The stability and abundance of uranium-238 make it an important component of the Earth's crust and oceanic
Scientists have developed various methods to measure the ratio of uranium-238 to other isotopes in rocks and