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The radioactive elements used in nuclear power plants are plutonium and A thoriun B. tritium C. radon D. radium E. uranium
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The radioactive elements used in nuclear

power plants are plutonium and
A thoriun B. tritium C. radon
D. radium E. uranium

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I believe the answer is E. uranium
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