... The term depleted uranium (DU) refers to isotopic mixtures that contain a lower
percentage of 235U than is present in naturally occurring uranium. ...

... weapons stockpiles, recycled plutonium and uranium from reprocessing used
fuel, and some from re-enrichment of depleted uranium tailings (left ...

... After the enrichment process large quantities of depleted uranium remain
in which the 235U content is 0.3% or more. This ...

... the limiting factor. Assuming a mass concen- tration of depleted uranium
in the porcelain of 0.1 %. the absorbed dose in ...

... After the enrichment process, large quanti- ties of depleted uranium remain,
containing about 0.3% or more 'I". This uranium would become a ...

... UMEX Information System on Uranium Mining Exposure ... Uranium mining
and milling Average total of extracted ore for each period ...

... The depleted uranium, or tails, from the enrichment process are generally
stored pending decisions on their future use (eg in a fast reactor fuel cycle ...

... Concern has been expressed over exposures of military personnel and
members of the public to depleted uranium (isotope mixtures containing a ...

... { 2;li: Natural or depleted uranium E. Ceramic, glassware, alloys, etc. con-
taining uranium or thorium 1. Chinaware . . . . . Natural uranium ...

... 98 3. Uranium and thorium series . . . . ... 3. Uses of uranium and thorium
... 4. Electronic and electrical equip- ment ...•• ...