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Verdades y mitos de la energía nuclear

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¿Verdad o mito sobre la energía nuclear?

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Verdades y mitos de la energía nuclear
 

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¿Verdad o mito sobre la energía nuclear?

by Laura Bruno
1

El agua que sale de las centrales nucleares es radiactiva y peligrosa.

2

La energía nuclear proviene del núcleo de los átomos.

3

Un reactor nuclear produce mucho calor, que se usa para calentar el agua.

4

Argentina tiene reactores nucleares, tanto para generar electricidad como para investigar.

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El combustible de un reactor nuclear es el uranio.

6

La energía nuclear es una fuente de electricidad que no produce gases de efecto invernadero durante su operación.

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En una central nuclear, el uranio se quema como la leña para producir energía.

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El vapor se enfría y vuelve a convertirse en agua líquida, lista para iniciar el ciclo de nuevo.

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El Uranio se desecha en el mar o en el río.

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La reacción en cadena dentro del reactor es incontrolable.

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