China Claims to Extract Uranium From Sea at 8 Times US Target Rate
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Chinese scientists have achieved a key technological breakthrough, developing an innovative material called PhosCage, which allows uranium to be extracted from the world's oceans at a rate that exceeds the goals set by the US Department of Energy. The news was officially reported by the Rambler news agency. The oceans contain about 4.5 billion tons of dissolved uranium, but its extraction has so far been considered uneconomical due to its extrem…
Chinese scientists have learned how to extract uranium from seawater
Chinese scientists have learned how to extract uranium from seawaterThey managed to do this faster than the target of the US Department of Energy, and put the country at the forefront of the global race to develop ocean reserves of nuclear fuel...
Chinese researchers have developed PhosCage, a material that extracts uranium from seawater at a rate eight times higher than the US target. South China Morning Post writes about this.
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