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Which explains why radioactive waste is so difficult to get rid of? A) Low electrical charge Eliminate B) High electrical charge C) Long half-life of waste products D) Short hal…

Which explains why radioactive waste is so difficult to get rid of? A) Low electrical charge Eliminate B) High electrical charge C) Long half-life of waste products D) Short hal…
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Which explains why radioactive waste is so difficult to get rid of? A) Low electrical charge Eliminate B) High electrical charge C) Long half-life of waste products D) Short half-life of waste products

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C) Long half-life of waste products

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User Krishna Datt Shukla
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I believe the answer is C. long half-life of waste products
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