The identified
uranium isotope signatures could in future be used commercially to detect unknown uranium deposits and help understand processes of uranium mobility.
In particular, the researchers found that a higher ratio of uranium - 238 to uranium - 235 is incorporated into the modern oceanic crust, when compared to
the uranium isotope signature found in meteorites.
Not exact matches
Shale has a radioactive
signature — from
uranium isotopes such as radium - 226 and radium - 228 — that geologists and drillers often measure to chart the vast underground formations.