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Magyar: A 238Pu és 244Cm közötti elemátalakulás folyamata LWR-ben (könnyűvizes reaktorban). A hasadás száazlékos aránya 100 mínusz a feltüntetett százalékok. Az elemátalakulás teljes sebessége nuklidtól függően nagymértékben változik. A 245Cm–248Cm felezési ideje hosszú, bomlásuk elhanyagolható.
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