The MoU on development of cooperation in the field of peaceful uses of radioactive minerals and nuclear energy was signed by senior officials in the department of atomic energy of the two countries.
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"' Carnotite "'is a potassium uranium vanadate radioactive mineral with chemical formula : H 2 O . The water content can vary and small amounts of calcium, barium, magnesium, iron, and sodium are often present.
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Police said Thursday they have arrested two Cambodian men who were trying to smuggle nine kilograms ( 19 . 8 pounds ) of uranium, a radioactive mineral that can be used to make nuclear weapons.
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In May 1925, " The New York Times " reported that the Briarcliff Lodge installed the first artificial spa; using radioactive mineral torbernite to affect the water, believed to counter ailments associated with old age.
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The areas of the economy in direct control of the government, such as post, telegraph, oil and its derivatives, basic petrochemical industries, radioactive minerals, and the generation of electricity are not considered to be monopolies.
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In 1947, a field party of the Geological Survey carried out a brief study of the area to ascertain and confirm the earlier claims ( a 1946 tracer study ) of finding allanite and also radioactive minerals in the Cape Nome granites.
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As the beaches in southern Kerala and Tamil Nadu ( particularly in the Districts of Kollam and Nagarcoil ) have natural deposits of radioactive minerals causing genetic damage to flora and fauna, Manilal undertook studies to familiarise with the techniques of research in the field of radiation ecology.
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John Parnell has suggested that such a process could provide part of the " crucible of life " in the early stages of any early wet rocky planet, so long as the planet is large enough to have generated a system of plate tectonics which brings radioactive minerals to the surface.
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The deal is worth millions of dollars to Cotter _ company officials declined to say how much _ and psychological comfort to people in Maywood, where neighborhoods were built on ground contaminated with thorium, a radioactive mineral once used in gas lanterns, from a chemical plant that operated from 1916 through 1959.
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In 1961 it was reported that Tanner, then an associate professor of zoology and entomology at BYU, was in the midst of a four-year study of the effect on Utah wildlife from exposure to higher natural radiation ( from petrified trees which can concentrate radioactive minerals ), resulting in areas with a 10 to 20 microcurie higher radiation level per hour than is typical of the surrounding geography.
