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The 13 pages that link to Thorium, each with the reason it gives.

• UraniumCompared with: Thorium offers a different fertile starting material for producing fissile reactor fuel.

• Jöns Jacob BerzeliusBroader topic: Berzelius named and characterized this element after analyzing a mineral from Norway.

• MonaziteRelated: Thorium commonly substitutes into monazite and contributes to its natural radioactivity.

• CeriumCompared with: Thorium is sometimes confused with cerium in discussions of rare-earth minerals, but belongs to a different element series.

• Frederick SoddyRelated: Experiments on thorium emanations helped Soddy identify successive radioactive transformations.

• Thorium-232Narrower topic: Thorium-232 is thorium’s most abundant naturally occurring isotope.

• Actinide seriesBroader topic: Its abundance and potential as reactor fuel distinguish it among early actinides.

• PitchblendeRelated: Thorium may occur as a minor constituent in uranium-rich mineral deposits.

• Gas mantleRelated: Thorium compounds were central to early mantles and later raised radiation-safety concerns.

• Homi J. BhabhaRelated: Bhabha’s plan aimed to exploit India’s large thorium reserves in its final stage.

• ProtactiniumRelated: Thorium-231 decays into protactinium-231, connecting the elements in natural decay chains.

• ThorianiteNarrower topic: Thorianite is a concentrated natural source of thorium.

• AllaniteRelated: Thorium can substitute into allanite and contribute to its radioactivity.