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Uranium monophosphide

Uranium monophosphide is a compound of uranium and phosphorus, synthesized from heating metal uranium and white phosphorus:

It is a potential nuclear fuel.

In air, a thin glassy surface layer protects the compound from oxidation; over the course of months after synthesis, this layer develops a metallic sheen.

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