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hammer [34]
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Fast breeder reactors are seldom used anymore because of safety concerns, as they have a higher potential for explosions. But th

is explosion hazard does not come from the nuclear fission reaction.
What does it come from? Explain your answer in just one or two sentences.
Biology
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sweet-ann [11.9K]3 years ago
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Everything explodes without it. One sentence :)
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