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I think four of the six on site, but they have not all had the same problems. The explosions were actually in the reactor buildings, not inside the reactor pressure vessels, and these explosions were due to hydrogen accumulating and forming an explosive mixture with air

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Q: How many reactors have exploded at the Fukushima Daiishi nuclear power plant?
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