Is it true that just looking at it would irradiate a person enough to be fatal? If so, how would it achieve that?
If not, how is the misconception wrong? What *would* it do?
In: Chemistry
It’s a big pile of nuclear fuel and other materials. When the reactor went into meltdown lots of things literally melted. They dripped down, cooled and solidified.
It is no longer so reactive that it will kill rapidly, but prolonged exposure will give radiation burns, radiation sickness and so on.
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