Chemical and physical data on twenty binary uranium compounds that may prove suitable for refractory nuclear fuels were assembled. The compounds were those with aluminum, boron, carbon, iron, nickel, nitrogen, siliqon, or sulfur.

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B-1. Density and tensile properties of H-451, lot 266, B-2. Tensile properties of H-451, lot 266, log 5651-28. .. .. B-4 B-3. Density and tensile properties of H-451, lot 266, log B-4. Density and tensile strength of H-451, lot 408, log B-5. Density and tensile strength of H-451, lot 408, log B-6. Density and tensile properties of H-451, lot 408, l o g

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