Sentence examples for hot radioactive from inspiring English sources

Newt Gingrich, he said at a barbecue restaurant here this morning, is too hot – "radioactive," in fact.

Steam generators take hot, radioactive water from the reactor and feed it through thousands of tubes in a heat exchanger.

It allowed hot, radioactive water, which is supposed to be kept isolated, to mix with clean water that is boiled into steam.

The steam generator tubes carry hot, radioactive water that circulates through the nuclear core, and then gives off its heat through their thin metal walls to cooler water that is boiled into steam, which is used to make electricity.

An attack that drained a spent-fuel pool could expose many thousands of hot, radioactive fuel rods to the atmosphere, causing them to overheat and possibly catch on fire, said David Lochbaum, a nuclear engineer and spokesman for the Union of Concerned Scientists.

Geologists were skeptical about putting hot radioactive waste into granite because they thought the granite would partially melt and then quickly cool into unstable glass--a poor choice for storing nuclear waste.

Every now and then when the scientists do need to play hot potato with a large piece of ultra-hot radioactive material, they have these special microwave oven things they can use to manhandle the rods without unleashing enough gamma rays to turn them into deformed Lithuanian superheroes.

Every now and then when the scientists do need to play hot potato with a large piece of ultra-hot radioactive material, they have these special microwave oven things they can use to manhandle the rods without unleashing enough gamma rays to turn them into deformed Lithuanian Superheroes.

Another obstacle for the MSR is finding materials capable of withstanding hot, corrosive, radioactive salt.Flicking the switchWhich of these designs will prevail in the coming decades?

The plans showed that the hot, or radioactive, work areas at Kahuta had been built as many as five stories underground, to guard against a surprise Indian bombing raid.

Bacteria inhabit soil, water, acidic hot springs, radioactive waste, and the deep portions of Earth's crust.