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radiotoxic

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ra·di·o·tox·ic  (rd--tksk)
adj.
Of, relating to, or being a radioactive substance that is toxic to living cells or tissues: the radiotoxic effects of radium on bone.

radi·o·tox·ici·ty (-tk-ss-t) n.

radiotoxic [ˌreɪdɪəʊˈtɒksɪk]
adj
(Medicine) of or denoting the toxic effects of radiation or radioactive substances

radiotoxic  (rd--tksk)
Relating to or being a radioactive substance that is toxic to living cells or tissues.


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This step produces energy, but it does not destroy highly radiotoxic, transuranic, long-lived waste, what the scientists call "sludge.
Politicians and nuclear enthusiasts should recognise that the nuclear industry have countless problems to solve on the astronomical cost of building new nuclear reactors, safety and evacuation in the case of a serious accident, the increased risk of terrorist attack, and the unresolved question of disposal of deadly radioactive nuclear wastes which can remain radiotoxic for 250,000 years.
They compared radiotoxic hazard of these compounds determining the amount of water needed for diminishing the content of each radioactive element to the level that would correspond to the drinking water standards [3].
 
 
 
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