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• CANDU
  The '''CANDU''' power reactor is a [[Pressurized Water Reactor]] using [[heavy water]], CANDU is an acronym for "'''CAN'''ada '''D'''euterium '''U'''ranium".
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• CANDU/Bibliography
  | title = The Politics of CANDU Exports
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• CANDU/Definition
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• CANDU/Related Articles
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• CANDU/External Links
  *{{cite web |url=http://www.candu.org/candu_reactors.html |title=CANDU Reactors |accessdate=2009-12-19 |format= |work= }} ...l=http://www.thestar.com/business/article/740407--ottawa-seeks-bidders-for-candu-business |accessdate= }}
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• CANDU/External Links
  *{{cite web |url=http://www.candu.org/candu_reactors.html |title=CANDU Reactors |accessdate=2009-12-19 |format= |work= }} ...l=http://www.thestar.com/business/article/740407--ottawa-seeks-bidders-for-candu-business |accessdate= }}
  376 bytes (47 words) - 14:23, 19 December 2009
• CANDU
  The '''CANDU''' power reactor is a [[Pressurized Water Reactor]] using [[heavy water]], CANDU is an acronym for "'''CAN'''ada '''D'''euterium '''U'''ranium".
  578 bytes (83 words) - 16:55, 22 March 2024
• CANDU/Bibliography
  | title = The Politics of CANDU Exports
  458 bytes (60 words) - 15:41, 19 December 2009
• Nuclear reactor/Related Articles
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• Neutron moderator
  Heavy water reactors, such as [[CANDU]], can operate with low-enriched nuclear fuel, which is advantageous for no
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• Wendy O'Connor
  ...actors would be more dangerous than the waste from [[Canada]]'s existing [[CANDU]] reactors.
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• Nuclear proliferation
  | Pakistan || 1998 || 1971 || Small CANDU may have formed technological basis for Pu production reactors
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• ThorCon nuclear reactor/Debate Guide
  ...come the top global source for this isotope and a bit of a side hustle for CANDU operators."
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• Fast neutron reactor
  ...likely to absorb neutrons, allowing them to run on unenriched fuel. See [[CANDU]]. In either case, the reactor's [[neutron economy]] is based on [[thermal ...essurized water reactor|PWR]], the [[Boiling Water Reactor|BWR]] and the [[CANDU]] reactors. In Russia and the UK, reactors are operational that use graphit
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• Nuclear chemistry
  ...r could be used in place of natural uranium in a ''heavy water'' moderated CANDU. The term DUPIC means '''D'''irect '''U'''se of spent '''P'''ressurized wat
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• Cost of nuclear power
  A CANDU reactor uses natural uranium (0.7% U-235). LWRs need 3 to 5% enrichment. So
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• Nuclear waste management/Debate Guide
  ...e|Dose Rate at Fuel Element Surface.png|right|350px|Dose rate from a spent Candu 37-pin fuel bundle.}}
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• Molten salt reactor
  ...al reactors must be shut down for refueling (Heavy water reactors like the CANDU or the Atucha-class PHWRs being a notable exception).
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