File:Uranyl-ammonium-carbonate-3D-balls.png
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| Description | Ball-and-stick model of uranyl ammonium carbonate, an important intermediate in the production of uranium dioxide for nuclear fuel, showing one uranyl cation (top-left), two ammonium cations (top-right) and two carbonate anions (bottom). |
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| Source | Derived from File:Uranyl-3D-balls.png, File:Ammonium-3D-balls.png and File:Carbonate-3D-balls.png. |
| Author | Jynto and Ben Mills |
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