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The 20 pages that link to Uranium, each with the reason it gives.

• ActinideBroader topic: Uranium-235 sustains fission chain reactions, while uranium-238 is a major fertile isotope.

• Uranium-238Narrower topic: Uranium-238 is the element's most abundant isotope.

• Uranium-235Narrower topic: Uranium-235 is one isotope within this element.

• PlutoniumCompared with: Uranium is both plutonium’s main reactor precursor and its closest fuel-cycle comparison.

• ThoriumCompared with: Uranium has established fuel cycles, while thorium must first be converted into uranium-233.

• MonaziteRelated: Uranium can occur in monazite in smaller amounts and supports radiometric dating.

• Uranium hexafluorideBroader topic: Uranium atoms form the central metal component of UF₆.

• Uranium miningNarrower topic: Its distinctive chemistry and radioactivity define the target resource.

• Martin Heinrich KlaprothBroader topic: Klaproth identified uranium in pitchblende in 1789 and named it after the planet Uranus.

• Actinide seriesBroader topic: Its fissile isotopes sustain most commercial nuclear power reactors.

• Henri BecquerelRelated: Uranium salts were the source of the radiation Becquerel detected.

• NeptuniumCompared with: Uranium is neptunium’s immediate periodic-table predecessor and its main reactor precursor.

• PitchblendeNarrower topic: Its high uranium content gives pitchblende its defining mineral and economic character.

• Uranium dioxideNarrower topic: Uranium supplies the metal atoms in UO₂ and its fissionable isotopes.

• Homi J. BhabhaRelated: India’s uranium resources constrained the first stage of the program Bhabha designed.

• UraniniteNarrower topic: Uranium is uraninite’s defining element and the source of its radioactivity.

• Period 7 elementBroader topic: It is a familiar period 7 element used in nuclear energy and weapons.

• ProtactiniumCompared with: Uranium is more abundant and better known, while its decay produces trace protactinium.

• ThorianiteRelated: Its presence can alter thorianite’s composition and radioactive properties.

• Radium and Radon in the EnvironmentRelated: Uranium-bearing formations host decay chains that produce radium and radon.