Why are nuclear power plants not in danger of a nuclear explosion? They don\'t u

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Why are nuclear power plants not in danger of a nuclear explosion? They don't use any nuclear material. The enrichment of uranium remains too low for an explosion. They don't tend to use uranium, at least not those built in the United States There a risk, although a small one, of an explosion What happens to elemental metals when they react in a redox reaction? They typically lose electrons. They typically gain electrons. They neither gain nor lose electrons. There la not enough information in the question to tell. K is the symbol for which element? Potassium Phosphorus Sodium Polonium

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35.option (D) is correct

36.They typically loose electrons

So option (A) is correct

37. K is the symbol for Potassium

therefore option (A) is correct

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