Uranium oxide (natural uranium) contains U-235 at 0.71% enrichment and is not radioactive in a dangerous sense; conversion to UF6 gas and centrifuge enrichment to 3-5% creates weapons-usable material and serviceable nuclear fuel through cascading centrifuge separation of isotopes.

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Ben Fineold

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it's enriched in the file isotope uh to the degree of 0.71%. not very radioactive...You then essentially put this gas into something called a centriuge...And what it does is it separates the heavier isotope from the lighter isotope.

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Nick Lawson & Ben Finegold: The Uranium Squeeze & How To Play ItWealthion
Created: 8/11/2026, 6:31:16 AM

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