Shielding in a nuclear reactor is generally done to protect against

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asked Jan 16, 2018 in PPE by chandu (215k points)

Shielding in a nuclear reactor is generally done to protect against

(a) Excess electrons

(b) X – rays

(c) a- and b- rays

(d) neutron and gamma rays

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Shielding in a nuclear reactor is generally done to protect against

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