Disposal of Radioactive Wastes

Q. Which of these methods is employed to dispose radioactive waste?

1. Recycling of radioactive isotopes
2. Temporary storage of waste to allow natural decay
3. Geologic disposal underground to reduce radioactivity to natural levels
4. All of these

Q.

The level of hazard of all nuclear waste and their radioactivity diminishes with time.

1. True

2. False

Q. Which of these methods is employed to dispose radioactive waste?

1. Recycling of radioactive isotopes
2. Temporary storage of waste to allow natural decay
3. Geologic disposal underground to reduce radioactivity to natural levels
4. All of these

Q. Which of these methods is employed to dispose radioactive waste?

1. Temporary storage of waste to allow natural decay
2. Geologic disposal underground to reduce radioactivity to natural levels
3. All of these
4. Recycling of radioactive isotopes

Q. Which of these methods is employed to dispose radioactive waste?

1. Geologic disposal underground to reduce radioactivity to natural levels
2. All of these
3. Recycling of radioactive isotopes
4. Temporary storage of waste to allow natural decay

Q.

The major source for the leakage of nuclear radiations are

1. The accidental explosion of the nuclear power plant

2. Corrosive wastes

3. The negligent explosion of nuclear waste

4. Biodegradable wastes

Q.

The major source for the leakage of nuclear radiations are

1. The accidental explosion of the nuclear power plant

2. The negligent explosion of nuclear waste

3. Biodegradable wastes

4. Corrosive wastes