From which mineral is radium obtained?
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Pitchblende is a Uranium rich radioactive mineral used as a fuel in nuclear power stations. It contains radium and is largely made up of Uranium dioxide (UO2). Due to radioactive decay, it also contains some traces of Lead, Thorium, and other rare earth elements.