Chemistry, asked by satya24081973, 1 year ago

what is the isotope of fuel​

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Answered by prateekshukla3577
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Answer:

Uranium 235,238 and Plutonium 239

Answered by MarilynEvans
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Correct question:

What is the isotope of nuclear fuel?

Answer:

There are only three isotops known for nuclear fuel. They are uranium - 235 (U - 235), uranium - 238 (U - 238) and Plutonium - 239.

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