What is nuclear waste? What are the hazards of nuclear waste to the living beings? How is nuclear waste disposed off?
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THE DISCARDED MATERIAL OF NUCLEAR INDUSTRY IS CALLED NUCLEAR WASTE SUCH AS REMAINS IN THE CONTAINERS USED TO HANDLE RADIO ACTIVE SUBSTANCES OR RADIO ACTIVE PRODUCTS OF NUCLEAR REACTIONS
THESE POSSESS RADIOACTIVITY WHICH EMIT PARTICLES CAPABLE OF DAMAGING MAN, ANIMAL AND PLANT TISSUES
IT CANNOT BE DESTROYED BY CHEMICAL OR OTHER METHODS
IT HAS TO BE BURIED SOME WHERE DEEP UNDER THE EARTH
THIS IS NOT PERFECTLY SAFE AS THERE ARE CHANCES OF RADIATIONS EMITTED BY NUCLEAR WASTES
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THESE POSSESS RADIOACTIVITY WHICH EMIT PARTICLES CAPABLE OF DAMAGING MAN, ANIMAL AND PLANT TISSUES
IT CANNOT BE DESTROYED BY CHEMICAL OR OTHER METHODS
IT HAS TO BE BURIED SOME WHERE DEEP UNDER THE EARTH
THIS IS NOT PERFECTLY SAFE AS THERE ARE CHANCES OF RADIATIONS EMITTED BY NUCLEAR WASTES
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nuclear waste is the waste produced during nuclear fission or fusion.Nuclear waste is very harmful as it contains chemical which can damage of skin and other organs .After the usable uranium is gone from the rods, the rods must be disposed of. But first, the rods are often processed with chemicals to draw out any unused uranium; this results in HLW, which is liquid waste. Then the rods are usually stored in pools of water near the reactor until a permanent location is prepared.
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