Which outcome accelerates uranium ore's isotopic change in a geological formation?

💡 Explanation

An increased groundwater oxygen concentration accelerates isotopic change of uranium ore accelerating radioactive decay because it enhances oxidative weathering, causing preferential leaching of certain isotopes; therefore increasing change, rather than being stable because of pressure or decreased radiation.

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