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Pros: Fission is relatively inexpensive and produces large amounts of energy with little fuel
Cons: Waste is produced, which is harmful. It is not renewable and it can pollute the air.

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What are some pros and cons of power plants?

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What are some pros and cons of power plants?

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Pros: A lot of energy can be released. They reduce the risk of uncontrolled nuclear reactions. They also reduce the risk of air and water contamination.
Cons: Power plants produce waste, which can be dangerous to humans. It is also very expensive.

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What do countries/states do with their nuclear waste?

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What do countries/states do with their nuclear waste?

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The US has been storing nuclear waste in dry storage, so it can later be disposed of safely. Other countries like France and Germany, recycle their waste.

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What are the three types of regulated waste?

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What are the three types of regulated waste?

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Regulated waste can be categorized into low-level, intermediate-level, and high-level.

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Identify the parts of a nuclear reactor. 

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Identify the parts of a nuclear reactor. 

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Compare and contrast a Pressurized Water Reactor and a Boiling Water Reactor.

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Compare and contrast a Pressurized Water Reactor and a Boiling Water Reactor.

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They both use water for the production of electric power. Water is the coolant and is heated in the core. Both of these water reactors use Uranium as a fuel. They both also have steam condensed and recycled. In a PWR, the water is heated in a primary circuit and then transferred to another circuit. In contrast, a BWR only has one circuit

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Compare and contrast fission and fusion. 

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Compare and contrast fission and fusion. 

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Fission splits atoms, which Fusion combines them. Fission uses Uranium because its atoms split easily. Fusion involves two isotopes of Hydrogen, Deuterium and Tritium. Because fusion uses Deuterium, there will be fusion for as long as there is water on the planet. Even though they are doing the opposite, these two processes both release energy.

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Fission is when a neutron collides with a uranium atom and splits it, and energy in the form of heat and radiation is released.

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Fusion is when atoms are fused together to create a larger atom and energy is released.

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Nuclear Energy is energy that is released from the nucleus of an atom.