Sentence examples for extremely radioactive from inspiring English sources
Spent reactor fuel is extremely radioactive, and its radioactivity also makes it a source of heat (see above Fueling and refueling LWRs).
I am sure that none of you are surprised when I tell you that ununtrium is extremely radioactive and unstable.
At No. 2, extremely radioactive material continues to ooze out of the reactor pressure vessel, and the leak is likely to widen with time, a western nuclear executive asserted.
The ejection of nuclear material, which may have occurred during one of the earlier hydrogen explosions, may indicate more extensive damage to the extremely radioactive pools than previously disclosed.
In contrast, Baker, an underwater explosion, created a column of water that was more than 1 kilometer (0.6 mile) high and that subsequently fell upon the entire area as extremely radioactive spray.
A centre in the Swiss city of Lausanne had tested biological samples taken from Arafat's personal belongings given to his widow after his death, and found "abnormal levels of polonium" – an extremely radioactive toxin, but stopped short of saying that he had been poisoned by the substance.
Even more amazing, its inventor and CEO Daniel Lang and Kre84all have developed a way to solve the acute problem of spent nuclear fuel rods which are highly radioactive, remain extremely toxic for 200,000 years and require significant resources to securely store safely, exceeding $96 billion annually.
Polonium (symbol Po) is an extremely rare, radioactive element found in minerals containing uranium.
Since the late 1970s, penetrating artillery and armour-piercing rounds have used depleted uranium, an extremely dense radioactive material that burns through armour, rather than deforms, as it penetrates.
DU explodes on impact into an extremely fine, radioactive dust that settles on the ground or is carried by the wind.
