A form of an element that has isotopic abundances that are different from the naturally occuring form. For example, 'depleted' uranium has had most of the uranium-235 removed, and is an allobar of natural uranium.
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allobar 1. A form of a chemical element having an atomic weight different from that of the naturally occurring form. 2. An isotope with a different atomic weight than the naturally occurring form of the same element.
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A form of an element that has isotopic abundances that are different from the naturally occuring form. For example, 'depleted' uranium has had most of the uranium-235 removed, and is an allobar of natural uranium.
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