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In a Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR):
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- 1the coolant water is kept under low pressure to generate steam directly.
- 2the coolant water boils in the core of the reactor.
- 3the coolant water is pressurized to prevent boiling of water in the core.✓
- 4the coolant water is pressurized to work as a moderator.
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the coolant water is pressurized to prevent boiling of water in the core.
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