How Is a Pressure Water Reactor Different from a Boiling

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Multiple Choice

How is a pressure water reactor different from a boiling water reactor?

• A)In a pressure water reactor,the steam that turns the turbine is not exposed to radiation.
• B)In a pressure water reactor,steam is produced in the reactor core itself.
• C)In a pressure water reactor,only the turbine is exposed to radiation during electricity production.
• D)In a boiling water reactor,the water heated by fuel rods is never exposed to the turbine.
• E)In a boiling water reactor,steam is produced outside the reactor core.

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