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Why is the water in Fallout 4 still irradiated if it happens 10 years after the game Fallout 3?
Because it is a video game, they can give radioactivity any property they want even impossible ones.
Depending on the cause there could be "harmless" levels of residual radiation (a few times "normal background) after that time period. For example the area around Chernobyl was seriously contaminated in the disaster in 1986 and is still considered too radioactive for human occupation, but healthy wildlife is flourishing there now with no identifiable radiation caused health issues.
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Why is the water in Fallout 4 still irradiated if it happens 10 years after the fallout 3?
Washington D.C. is really far away from Boston and water doesn’t connect the two
What pollution is caused by nuclear fallout?
Dust storms, Radiation, Water may get irradiated and undrinkable, acid rain. Basically, the shittiest, pardon my french, weather ever.
What happened if you drink irradiated water?
you get helath
Is water irradiated with X-rays harmful for us?
yes it is harmful
Can water be irradiated?
Yes, water can be irradiated. Irradiation of water is the process of exposing it to ionizing radiation, such as gamma rays or electron beams, to kill harmful bacteria and pathogens. This treatment can make water safe for consumption by disinfecting it without leaving any chemical residues.
What is a compound word for water and out?
waterfall fallout
What happens when you drink posion and water do you still die?
Yes. Water does not cancel out poison.
What would happen if uranium spilled into water?
Water pollution; it is important to know the quantity spilled, the possibility of dilution, the estimated concentration, if it is irradiated uranium, etc.
What happens to water molecules when irradiated do they ionise if they dont get radioactive why not?
Generally, water molecules when irradiated, do ionize into oxygen and hydrogen. There are hydrogen recombiners in the system to protect the reactor from the possibility of hydrogen explosions. Generally, water does not become radioactive. It only ionizes. But, in the core of the reactor, where there is a heavy flux of neutrons, the oxygen atoms can "activate" into Nitrogen-16, which is highly radioactive, though with a very short half-life of about 7.13 seconds. This is why the steam tunnel of a BWR is highly shielded and quite long - giving the 16N a chance to decay.
Do you ever make water purity work in Fallout 3?
yes
What happens if you can't find water in Fallout New Vegas hard core Mode?
You will have to find some because you will die from dehydration, it is good if you keep a couple of spare bottles with you so that they buy time for you to find a town or water fountain or something.
What happens to water behind dams?
Nothing, Its still water. Boats and animals swim around the dam. So the water stays the same!
