Most are lightwater moderated and cooled, these are the PWR and BWR. There also a substantial number of heavy water reactors, based on CANDU, and gas cooled reactors mainly now in the UK.
Current nuclear reactors rely on nuclear fission as their nuclear reaction.
None, that is for water type reactors, PWR and BWR.
All around the world! In the United States alone there are 104 nuclear reactors producing around 20% of our electricity. Large power reactors are used to produce electricity for the public. Smaller reactors are used to make radioisotopes for medical treatments and for research into physics. Naval reactors provide propulsion for submarines and ships.
Nuclear is the most dangerous type of energy
No, coal fired plants send huge amounts of uranium oxides up their stacks.
Current nuclear reactors rely on nuclear fission as their nuclear reaction.
Nuclear energy, because uranium is a nuclear fuel for nuclear power reactors.
In fission reactors (by far the most common type), uranium, plutonium and thorium can be used. In fusion reactors (much less common, most are simply prototypes still being tested), hydrogen (or the isotopes deuterium or tritium) or helium can be used.
radioactive element like uranium, plutonium......etc depends which type of nuclear reactor.
French, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Germans, British and Dutch are just a few using this type of energy. Search the internet for the List of nuclear reactors this is a comprehensive annotated list of all the nuclear reactors of the world.
Thorium is a fertile material for nuclear power reactors. But at a long therm is non-renewable.
there are no nuclear reactors in Australia hopfuly the are none!
Nuclear fission occurs in fission reactors, a type of nuclear reactor, and in fission bombs, more commonly knows as atomic bombs.
Graphite is a pure form of coal or carbon. It is a good conductor of heat and electrcity. It is used as a neutron moderator in nuclear reactors of type Gas Cooled reactors.
Thorium is a fertile material for nuclear power reactors. But at a long therm is non-renewable.
Uranium, plutonium or thorium (for fission reactors, by far the most common type).
No, France has much more nuclear capacity, as well as a much larger total electricity demand. Romania - 2 reactors, Candu type, 1,310 MWe output France - 59 reactors, PWR type, 63,000 MWe output