(isim)kleer güç, atom bombasına sahip ülke

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nuclear power
Power, especially electrical power, obtained using nuclear fission or nuclear fusion
A nation that possesses nuclear weapons
Electricity generated by nuclear reactors of various types such as heavy water, light water and boiling water
Electricity generated from nuclear processes
Power, the source of which is nuclear fission or fusion
Energy produced by nuclear fission of heavy atomic nuclei. About one-third of all electric power worldwide now comes from nuclear power plants. The navies of many countries include nuclear-powered warships; almost half of U.S. combat warships are nuclear-powered. Most commercial nuclear reactors are thermal reactors. Two types of light-water reactors in use throughout the world are the boiling-water reactor and the pressurized-water reactor. In the liquid-metal fast-breeder reactor, fuel is utilized 60 times more effectively than in light-water reactors. See also nuclear energy
nuclear energy regarded as a source of electricity for the power grid (for civilian use)
A square indicates that the company is involved in the design, construction or operation of nuclear power stations, radioactive waste handling and/or the mining, processing or reprocessing of uranium A half square indicates production of other nuclear-related equipment, for example monitoring equipment
Electricity generated by nuclear reactors of various types such as heavy water, light water, and boiling water
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