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light water

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light water
n.
Ordinary water, H2O.
light water
n
(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) a name for water (H2O), as distinct from heavy water
light water
Ordinary water, H2O. Compare heavy water.
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Secondly, we will start uranium enrichment," it said, adding the North had successfully developed technology needed to enrich uranium after it decided to build its own light water reactors.
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Secondly, we will start uranium enrichment," it said, adding the North had successfully developed technology needed to enrich uranium after it decided to build its own light water reactors.
NKorea vows not to give up nuclear weapons by AFP / AFP Global Edition
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