Re: Depleted Uranium

["J. Marshall Reber" <jmarshall.reber@comcast.net>]

Maury, et. al.:



In the 1950's one could easily obtain "laboratory" amounts of metallic

(natural) Uranium and Thorium from supply houses such as Fisher

Scientific.  For example, thin sheets or small bars of these materials

in the neighborhood of 10 grams were readily obtainable.  Although such

material is still not considered highly, radioactively hazardous and

depleted Uranium is even less hazardous, I would appreciate learning of

a source for similar laboratory samples of depleted Uranium.



TIA for any suggestions,



J. Marshall Reber ScD

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Methuen MA 01844



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