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Answer:
B. the steam produced has a greater likelihood of being contaminated with radiation than in a pressurized water reactor
Explanation:
A boiling water reactor produces heat using nuclear fission in the reactor core. This causes the water to boil and emit steam. The radiation from the nuclear fission is transferred to the water as it heats up, and the radiation is then emitted with the steam
Answer:
the steam produced has a greater likelihood of being contaminated with radiation than in a pressurized water reactor
Explanation:
is the correct answer.