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Opinion: The Future of Nuclear Energy: Facts and Fiction - Part I: Nuclear Fission Energy Today 
Peak Oil | Tue, Aug 4
The necessary chain reaction to liberate nuclear fission energy is known to be possible if, on average, more than one neutron is emitted for every fission reaction. This is essentially possible only with two uranium isotopes, U235 and U233, and with the plutonium isotope Pu239, where, o...
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