Nuclear fuels
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Names and connections
Atomic fuel; Fission fuel; Nuclear reactors--Fuel; Reactor fuels
- Broader: Fuel
- Broader: Radioactive substances
- Narrower: Criticality (Nuclear engineering)
- Narrower: Fuel burnup (Nuclear engineering)
- Narrower: Mixed oxide fuels (Nuclear engineering)
- Narrower: Nuclear fuel elements
- Narrower: Nuclear reactors--Reactivity
- Narrower: Plutonium as fuel
- Narrower: Plutonium--Isotopes
- Narrower: Reactor fuel reprocessing
- Narrower: Spent reactor fuels
- Narrower: Thermonuclear fuels
- Narrower: Uranium as fuel
- Narrower: Uranium--Isotopes
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