An example would be iodine has a lower relative atomic mass than tellurium, so it should come before tellurium in Mendeleev's table. In order to get iodine in the same group as the other elements with similar properties such as fluorine, chlorine, and bromine, he had to put it after tellurium, which broke his own rules.
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Answer : The correct answer is A. Nuclear reactors using Pu-239
B. burning coal
The sources which are not renewable are known as "non- renewable sources of energy .
Non - renewable sources are those which get expired after rapid use and can never be reproduced . These sources replenishes in very long time . Examples : Coal , petrol or fuels etc .
1) Nuclear reactors using Pu-239 : Nuclear reactors uses radioactive elements like uranium , plutonium etc , which are present in limit . after frequent use of these elements , they will vanish off , Hence we can say nuclear reactors are Non renewable source of energy .
2) Burning coal : Coal is used as one of the major source of fuel . On rapid utilization of coal they will finished from earth . It takes thousand of year for formation of coal . Hence , it is a Non -renewable source .
3) Photo-voltaic cell: These are cells which used solar energy . Solar energy is obtained from sun . Hence solar energy is renewable source of energy so is the photo voltaic cell .
4) Geothermal energy : Geothermal energy is source of energy that is extracted from earth's thermal energy . Since thermal energy of earth is present in very large amount and can be reproduced , hence it renewable source of energy .
5)Wind energy : Wind energy is source of energy that is obtained from wind. And wind is renewable source so the wine energy too .
Consequently , we can say only two of them " Nuclear reactors and burning of coal " are Non renewable force of energy .
