Physics, asked by jainayikon1085, 10 months ago

Where, in a nuclear power station, is uranium used up?

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Answered by VarshaBTS

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Depleted uranium is a by-product from enriching natural uranium to use in nuclear power reactors.

Uranium is the only natural substance that can sustain fission chain reactions.

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