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The source of fuel for fission reactors is: hydrogen uranium-235 fossil fuel water
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The source of fuel for fission reactors is:

hydrogen
uranium-235
fossil fuel
water

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Uranium-235. Read about this on the WNA website once. 
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The answer you are looking for is: Uranium-235
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