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uranyl
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u·ra·nyl (yr-nl, y-rnl)
n.
The divalent radical UO22+.
uranyl [u´rah-nil]
the UO2++ ion, as in uranyl sulfate.
uranyl
pertaining to uranium; the UO22+ ion, as in uranyl sulfate.
uranyl nitrate
causes depression, anorexia, hyperuricemia, nephrosis and visceral deposits of urates.
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Syria had even provided a document to support its explanation for the presence of the uranyl nitrate at the MNSR.
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Syria had even provided a document to support its explanation for the presence of the uranyl nitrate at the MNSR.
IAEA inspects nuclear research reactor in Syria by Al Arabiya (Saudi Arabia)
Uranyl nitrate behaved as a competitive inhibitor of ND-497.
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