Nuclear submarines?
Why can military submarines get their power from nuclear reactors? Where does the waste end up? Why can't every house have such a reactor? Do crew members regularly die?
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In our book, we have various situations, and we're supposed to decide whether an induced voltage is created or not. This would also be the case in this case, where the lines are essentially the magnetic fields. You basically compress the coil, like in this picture:
Constitutional isomers, structural isomers, regioisomers, positional isomers
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Every house that would have such a reactor would have the same problems as the American McMurdo station in Antarctica got it with its reactor:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McMurdo_Station
Among the people who worked at the McMurdo station, there are a number of cancers. Acknowledged by the Veteran Authority was the connection with the stay at one of the deceased. His widow says that she knows about 67 military personnel who worked on McMurdo and who were sick of cancer.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/environment/103481983/kiwis-fear-cancer-after-working-near-leaky-us-nuclear-reactor-in-antarctica
Because the respective government has made the money for the purchase and operation of submarines with nuclear reactor loose.
The Rechnik is the same as any nuclear power plant on land; it is not primarily driven by a current generator, but the propeller shaft.
In the same camps as the waste of nuclear power plants. Say: You don’t even know where it is in the long term.
No.
Atom reactors are also so large and heavy because they have a corresponding radiation shield.
In addition, nuclear reactors are operated by specialists who know about their job. This is not a gas thermo in the basement, where only every few years the heating farmer looks past.
The garbage lands after the trip where the other garbage also lands, that is actually not so much. Not every house needs such a reactor, unlike a submarine, houses are connected to the grid. No, crew members don’t die regularly, the danger should be about as big as for people working in a nuclear power plant.