RADIOACTIVE wastesRADIOACTIVE waste repositoriesRADIOACTIVE waste sitesHAZARDOUS wastesOf the three main time horizons specified in the German Repository Site Selection Act (the year 2031, 500 years after closure and one million years), the current public discourse largely neglects...
radioactive waste disposalradioactive wastesspent fuelsswedenBefore anymore nuclear reactors can be loaded with fuel in Sweden, the ''Stipulation Act'' states that the reactor operator must: (1) present a contract which provides for the reporcessing of spent fuel and show how and where radio...
When you look at the night sky, what you see are actually lots of “power plants” (发电厂). Every star makes a huge amount of energy through nuclear fusion (核聚变). For years, scientists have tried to make this kind of energy. They need to make a “mini star” on Earth. Recently...
Atherton, E., Poole, M.: The Problem of the UK’s Radioactive Waste: What Have We Learnt? Interdisciplinary Science Reviews 26, 296–302 (2001) View ArticleE. Atherton and M. Poole (2001), The Problem of the UK's Radioactive Waste: What Have We Learnt?, Interdisciplinary Science ...
百度试题 结果1 题目② No one has solved (solution) the problem of what to do with radioactive waste. 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 答案见上 反馈 收藏
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Many materials created during the operation of a reactor are radioactive. Radiation is the primary cause of both the waste and safety concerns related to nuclear energy. The amount of cell damage radiation can do is proportional to the energy transfered to the cells. This is quantified by radi...
Japan will pour radioactive waste water into the sea.and reach all of the world's oceans in tenC. An earthquake destroyed the Fukushima Daiichi nuclearyears.plant.The decision quickly caused anger both atD. Radioactive materials could spread to most of the Pacifichome and abroad. In Japan, ...
The substances that disintegrate by the spontaneous emission of radiations are referred to as radioactive substances. Examples include uranium, radium, polonium, thorium, actinium, etc. The isotopes of nearly all elements of an atomic number higher than 82 are radioactive because in all these ...
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