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|Description = Common inorganic resource. This item can be used as a component in crafting. | |Description = Common inorganic resource. This item can be used as a component in crafting. | ||
|How to Get = Purchased from [[Wen Tseng]], [[Dietrich Sieghart]], [[Amoli Bava]], [[Saburo | |How to Get = Purchased from [[Wen Tseng]], [[Dietrich Sieghart]], [[Amoli Bava]], [[Saburo Okadigbo]] | ||
|Where to Find = Nesoi | |Where to Find = Nesoi, Zamka | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:08, 5 September 2023
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| Information | |
| Name | Uranium |
| Chemical Formula | U |
| Type | Inorganic Resource |
| Rarity | Common |
| Description | Common inorganic resource. This item can be used as a component in crafting. |
| Where to Find | Nesoi, Zamka |
| How to Get | Purchased from Wen Tseng, Dietrich Sieghart, Amoli Bava, Saburo Okadigbo |
| Appearance (Game) | ??? |
| Appearance (Real Life) | Silvery-white metallic in its natural form |
| Patch | 1.0 |
Uranium (U) is a Common Inorganic Resource.
How to Get
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Additional Information
Real Life
In real life, Uranium is a heavy metal used as a fuel in nuclear reactors and in the manufacture of nuclear weapons. It is naturally radioactive and can be found in small amounts within most rocks and soils.
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