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Gladimnotdaonly1
Gladimnotdaonly1		 Sorry about the confusion
Aug 9 2008, 4:00 AM EDT
I didn't add enough info, my fault. My concern wasn't for a "big boom" type disaster, but instead for the cooling rods being exposed as BanditJack stated. I meant Chernobyl to be a reference to how much radiation could leak into our atmosphere. I had done tons of research to add to this page but apparently some of my info didn't transfer as I had hoped. I'll do a scavanger hunt for the lost info. Sorry again. Do you find this valuable?    
~Jack~
~Jack~		 RE: Sorry about the confusion
Aug 9 2008, 1:42 PM EDT
I suggest you get rid of the "critical mass" part.

From what i know off the top of my head, "critical mass" is a term used to refer to the condition of any given material just before it explodes, or begins an otherwise unstoppable reaction. (nuklear detonation)

correct me if I am wrong, but that's pretty much all that I can find wrong. Do you find this valuable?    

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