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6. What parts of a nuclear reactor keep the reaction from becoming too vigorous and causing a nuclear accident? A. Turbine and generator B. Control rods and moderators C. Shield…

6. What parts of a nuclear reactor keep the reaction from becoming too vigorous and causing a nuclear accident? A. Turbine and generator B. Control rods and moderators C. Shield…
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6. What parts of a nuclear reactor keep the reaction from

becoming too vigorous and causing a nuclear accident?
A. Turbine and generator
B. Control rods and moderators
C. Shield and containment system
D. Condenser and cooling tower

User Daniel Kluev
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B. Controls rods and moderators
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B. control rods and moderators

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