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← ScienceWhich risk increases when reactor coolant is lost?
A)Uncontrolled chain reaction✓
B)Fuel neutron moderation failure
C)Breeding tritium fuel enrichment
D)Delayed neutron precursors decay
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Loss of coolant allows fuel overheating and meltdown, potentially leading to an uncontrolled *chain reaction* because reduced neutron absorption increases fission rates. Therefore, a chain reaction risk increases, rather than issues in neutron moderation or artificial fuel enrichment.
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