One compound of this element is made with acetic acid and is used extensively in electron microscopy.
Citrobacter are able to accumulate large amounts of this element. One compound of this element is made with acetic acid and is used extensively in electron microscopy. This element was isolated from pitchblende found in the Johanngeorgenstadt deposit in 1789 by Martin Klaproth. This element is the (*) heaviest of those that occur naturally in the Earth's crust. The most commonly occurring isotope of this element is 238. Its 235 isotope, which decays to thorium-231, is used in nuclear reactors because it can sustain a fission reaction. For 10 points, name this element, symbolized U.
Citrobacter are able to accumulate large amounts of this element.
uranium [or U until read] &lt;SR Chemistry&gt; Bonuses