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radioactive cloud

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radioactive cloud [¦rād·ē·ō′ak·tiv ′klau̇d]
(nucleonics)
A mass of air and vapor in the atmosphere carrying radioactive debris from a nuclear explosion.


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2 megaton warhead would throw up a radioactive cloud that would Chernobylize the atmosphere for hundreds of miles around.
Since the accident, anecdotal evidence of increased cancer rates near Chernobyl has mushroomed like a radioactive cloud.
The radioactive cloud from Chernobyl reached California just ten days after its 1986 meltdown," Wasserman says.
 
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