A Boiling-Water Nuclear Reactor Differs from a Pressurized-Water Reactor in That

question 70

Multiple Choice

A boiling-water nuclear reactor differs from a pressurized-water reactor in that

• A)a boiling-water reactor produces steam in the reactor.
• B)a boiling-water reactor produces steam in a separate steam generator.
• C)boiling-water reactors are more common than pressurized-water reactors.
• D)a pressurize-water reactor is more likely to release small amount of radioactive materials in the steam.

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