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4 years ago

What are advantages of using uranium as an energy source

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-Small amounts of Uranium generate large amounts of energy
-Uranium occurs in huge reserves
-It has a longer lifetime than other non-renewable sources of energy

MariettaO [177]4 years ago

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Question:
What are advantages of using Uranium as an energy source?

Answer(s):
-Small amounts of Uranium generate large amounts of energy
-Uranium occurs in huge reserves
-It has a longer lifetime than other non-renewable sources of energy

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