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It's always the one you least suspect!
So is number 2 the cause of the I-131 that is turning up across Japan again?
Xe-135 has a 9 hour half life, so this must be recent.
More evidence of the "impossible" [transient?] criticalities.
Has the corium solidified after precipitating highly dense substances to the bottom?
Or is the bulk of R2's fuel still in it's original configuration and the control rods are impeded?
So is number 2 the cause of the I-131 that is turning up across Japan again?
Xe-135 has a 9 hour half life, so this must be recent.
More evidence of the "impossible" [transient?] criticalities.
Has the corium solidified after precipitating highly dense substances to the bottom?
Or is the bulk of R2's fuel still in it's original configuration and the control rods are impeded?