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Chemistry, 13.10.2021 02:30, BriP5022

A nuclear reactor produces an average of 2000MW of thermal energy annually. Compute the number of its fission events per year. Compute the mass of U235 to produce an average of 2000MW of thermal energy for a year. Compare the mass of the nuclear fuel with the equivalent mass of coal. If the nuclear power plant is replaced with a coal-fired power plant burning coal with 75% carbon, calculate the carbon and CO2 emissions per year. Assume Coal TEC

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