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11. Nuclear Chemistry - Part 2 of 3!
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11. Nuclear Chemistry - Part 2 of 3!
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11. Nuclear Chemistry / Band of Stability: Alpha Decay & Nuclear Fission / Problem 10
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Briefly explain why uranium fuel rods in nuclear reactors cannot be used in atomic weapons without further processing.
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The uranium fuel rods in nuclear reactors are too hazardous for use in atomic weapons.
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The uranium fuel rods in nuclear reactors are too massive and almost impossible to transport during military use.
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Without further treatment, uranium fuel rods in nuclear reactors will explode during transportation if used for atomic weapons.
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Without further processing, the U-235 enrichment of uranium fuel rods in nuclear reactors is not high enough to be fit for use in atomic weapons.
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