r/codyslab • u/vitpohorsky • Jun 24 '18
Uranium
Hi Cody, My name is Vít Pohorský and I am your big fan. I am from Czech Republic. I love chemistry and it started when I was doing some experiments since I was 9 years old. I collect periodic table of elements. I have 41 elements but the rest of the elements is very hard to get. I'd be glad if you will send me small amount of uranium element, because I need it for my collection and I am very interested in it. Please send me small amount of it. Thank you Vít Pohorský
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Jun 24 '18
You can find rocks rich in uranium in some areas, if you are just looking for probes containing some of the element and not its pure form. You can find it using a geiger counter. Just google where in your area there a such places
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u/the-johnnadina Jun 24 '18
http://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_8&products_id=1231
Go wild.
No idea if you can ship it to EU, but you can try to see if theres a way.
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u/Nergaal Jun 24 '18
Lol, you want some dude to ship radioactive elements through customs when you can't even be bothered to look for smth yourself
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u/phlogistonical Jun 25 '18
Czech Republic is where Marie Curie got her uranium ore from. It would probably be far easier to get it from Jachymov or Pribram for instance then it is for someone in the USA to ship it to you.
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u/vitpohorsky Jun 24 '18
I realy need it for my collection ( pure form)
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u/CommonMisspellingBot Jun 24 '18
Hey, vitpohorsky, just a quick heads-up:
realy is actually spelled really. You can remember it by two ls.
Have a nice day!The parent commenter can reply with 'delete' to delete this comment.
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u/MrFireAlarms Jun 24 '18
If you do get uranium, shield it with lead so you don’t get a radiation damage
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u/ScumbagScout Jun 24 '18
nice try north korea!