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    Energy can be obtained by manipulating the internal structure of atoms. The main application is electric energy. Nuclear energy comes from either nuclear fusion or fission. Nuclear power reduces the amount of fossil fuels needed and emissions of CO2, but carries risks of accidents, long-lived radioactive waste, and potential military uses. Nuclear power plants generate large amounts of electricity without air pollution but produce nuclear waste and accidents are possible.

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    Energy can be obtained by manipulating the internal structure of atoms. The main application is electric energy. Nuclear energy comes from either nuclear fusion or fission. Nuclear power reduces the amount of fossil fuels needed and emissions of CO2, but carries risks of accidents, long-lived radioactive waste, and potential military uses. Nuclear power plants generate large amounts of electricity without air pollution but produce nuclear waste and accidents are possible.

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    Energy can be obtained by manipulating the internal structure of atoms. The main application is electric energy. Nuclear energy comes from either nuclear fusion or fission. Nuclear power reduces the amount of fossil fuels needed and emissions of CO2, but carries risks of accidents, long-lived radioactive waste, and potential military uses. Nuclear power plants generate large amounts of electricity without air pollution but produce nuclear waste and accidents are possible.

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    Energy can be obtained by manipulating the internal structure of atoms. The main application is electric energy. Nuclear energy comes from either nuclear fusion or fission. Nuclear power reduces the amount of fossil fuels needed and emissions of CO2, but carries risks of accidents, long-lived radioactive waste, and potential military uses. Nuclear power plants generate large amounts of electricity without air pollution but produce nuclear waste and accidents are possible.

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    ENERGÍA NUCLEAR

    Es la energía que se obtiene al manipular la estructura interna de


    los átomos.
    Principal aplicación Energía eléctrica

    Fusión Fisión
    Nuclear Nuclear

    Reduce la cantidad de energía Accidentes como el de


    por combustibles fósiles. Chernobyl y Fukushima.
    El coste del combustible Residuos Nucleares.
    nuclear (generalmente uranio) Tiempo de Vida de reactores
    supone el 20% del coste de la muy corta.
    energía generada.
    Enfermedades como el Cáncer.
    Reduce las emisiones de CO2 y
    otros. Utilización para fines bélicos y
    de gran impacto destructivo.

    Elaboro: Ángel de J. Isidoro


    CENTRALES NUCLEARES Una central térmica nuclear o planta nuclear es una instalación industrial
    empleada para la generación de energía eléctrica a partir de energía
    nuclear.
    Se caracteriza por producir:
    • Una gran cantidad de energía eléctrica.
    • Residuos nucleares.
    • No ´produce contaminación atmosférica de gases derivados de la
    combustión que producen el efecto invernadero.

    ACCIDENTES NUCLEARES

    El 24 de mayo de 1958 en Canadá en el reactor nuclear NRU de


    Chalk Rivery; una varilla de combustible nuclear de uranio se
    incendió y se partió en dos al intentar retirarla del núcleo del
    reactor
    RESIDUOS NUCLEARES

    Toda materia que contiene radionúclidos en una concentración superior a


    los valores que las autoridades competentes consideran admisibles en los
    materiales adecuados para ser utilizados sin ningún control y para la que no
    está previsto ningún uso

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