Which of the following isotopes is not present in natural uranium?
Correct answer: D. U-232
- A. U-238
- B. U-234
- C. U-235
- D. U-232
Explanation
Natural uranium contains mainly U-238, with small amounts of U-235 and U-234. U-232 is not a naturally occurring uranium isotope in the usual natural-uranium composition.
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