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Thorium-Based Nuclear Power[edit]
- Overview
- Thorium fuel cycle
- Thorium
- Uranium-233
- Alvin Radkowsky
- Thorium reactors
- AVR reactor
- CIRUS reactor
- Dhruva reactor
- Dragon reactor
- FBTR
- Fort St. Vrain Generating Station
- Fuji Molten Salt Reactor
- India's three stage nuclear power programme
- Kakrapar Atomic Power Station
- KAMINI
- Molten-Salt Reactor Experiment
- National Research Universal Reactor
- NRX
- Peach Bottom Nuclear Generating Station
- Rajasthan Atomic Power Station
- Shippingport Atomic Power Station
- THTR-300
- Thorium isotopes
- Isotopes of thorium
- Thorium-228
- Thorium-229
- Thorium-230
- Thorium-231
- Thorium-232
- Thorium-233
- Thorium-234
- Uranium-based nuclear power
- Economics of new nuclear power plants
- Nuclear fission
- Nuclear fuel
- Nuclear fuel cycle
- Nuclear power
- Nuclear safety
- Nuclear proliferation
- Peak uranium
- Uranium depletion
- Uranium market
- World energy resources and consumption
- Reactor types
- Nuclear reactor technology
- Heavy water reactor
- Very high temperature reactor
- Light water reactor
- Molten salt reactor
- Sodium-cooled fast reactor
- Radioactive waste
- High-level waste
- High-level radioactive waste management
- Long-lived fission product
- Radioactive waste
- Spent nuclear fuel
- Transuranic waste
- Plutonium
- Uranium