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Can someone help me write chemical equations of what went wrong in the Chernobyl nucleur accident? Eg. graphite in the rods speeding up the reaction, graphite reacting with atomospheric oxygen to cause
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Can someone help me write chemical equations of what went wrong in the Chernobyl nucleur accident? Eg. graphite in the rods speeding up the reaction, graphite reacting with atomospheric oxygen to cause a second explosion, etc.

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It might be e=FCA

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