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Line 173: OK. Leave it up please. Will get one.[[User:TCO\|TCO]] ([[User talk:TCO\|talk]]) 05:02, 8 July 2012 (UTC) #F<sub>2</sub> detected: The numbers near the end 0.012±0.0015 mmol g<sup>-1−1</sup> or 0.46±0.06 mg g<sup>-1−1</sup>. #In the lab, high speed electrons produce F<sub>2</sub> gas bubbles (and dark Ca clusters), in nature U and its decay products do the same over time with beta radiation #No information given. ''Could'' be an equilibrium under permanent beta radiation. I wonder why macroscopic (or? No explicit size mentioned) bubbles are formed n the first place instead of more or less single molecule sized cristal defects. I could ''assume'' that the envoronment (cristal lattice) has significant influence.

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