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Name the Radioactive element used in atomic reactors

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Answered by Anonymous

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Nuclear power reactors1 are fueled with uranium that is slightly enriched in the isotope uranium-235. This isotope is capable of sustaining a controlled nuclear chain reaction that is necessary for production of electrical energy.

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ItzDevilBoy98

Answered by kcroshani169

Answer:

Plutonium

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Plutonium is a silver radioactive metal. It is used in nuclear reactors and for atomic bombs.

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Name the Radioactive element used in atomic reactors​

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Name the Radioactive element used in atomic reactors