U-235, the Isotope of Uranium Commonly Used in Nuclear Power

question 4

Multiple Choice

U-235, the isotope of uranium commonly used in nuclear power plants, is

• A)the most common of the naturally occurring isotopes of uranium.
• B)heavier than the other well-known isotope of uranium.
• C)rare even in uranium-rich deposits and must be enriched to use as fuel.
• D)only found in quartz veins in granite plutons.

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