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In the mining and refining industry, how do you actually know what is in a given sample of rock, how do you separate out those minerals, and how do you know what minerals you're left with?

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Why do so many heavy elements exist despite how young the universe is?

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Is it possible to replace the hydrogen atoms in hydrocarbons with deuterium or tritium?

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Is it possible to make a Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator using mixed-oxide fuel, or fertile fuel, to increase the lifespan of an RTG's power supply without sacrificing power output?

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In the mining and refining industry, how do you actually know what is in a given sample of rock, how do you separate out those minerals, and how do you know what minerals you're left with?	1
Why do so many heavy elements exist despite how young the universe is?	1
Is it possible to replace the hydrogen atoms in hydrocarbons with deuterium or tritium?	1
Is it possible to make a Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator using mixed-oxide fuel, or fertile fuel, to increase the lifespan of an RTG's power supply without sacrificing power output?	1