In case of delivery of the material by book transfer, the party in possession usually retains the risk of damage or loss. The parties may, however, agree to a different arrangement. The party delivering material gives the party receiving the material all rights to such material, specified in the appropriate contracts. This may include the right to transfer the nuclear material to others, the right to use and consumption, the right to possess the nuclear material and the right to use the material as security in financial transactions. See also Euratom Ownership and Right of Use and Consumption.
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It is metallic and slightly radioactive. It is widely dispersed, with an occurrence in the earth s crust slightly above that of tin. It frequently occurs in association with other minerals, including sought-after metals such as gold and copper. The remaining isotopes are created synthetically. The only substantial use today is as a raw material for generating electricity via nuclear fission.