triuranium octoxide

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triuranium octoxide [‚trī·yu̇′rā·nē·əm äk′täk‚sīd]

(inorganic chemistry)

U₃O₈Olive green to black crystals or granules, soluble in nitric acid and sulfuric acid; decomposes at 1300°C; used in nuclear technology and in the preparation of other uranium compounds. Also known as uranous-uranic oxide; uranyl uranate.

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