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The 29 pages that link to Nuclear fuel cycle, each with the reason it gives.

• Nuclear fissionRelated: It connects fissile material supply to reactor operation and spent-fuel management.

• Nuclear powerRelated: Electricity generation is one stage in a fuel supply and waste-management chain.

• Uranium-238Related: Uranium-238 can be converted into usable fissile fuel within some fuel cycles.

• Nuclear Non-Proliferation TreatyRelated: The treaty permits peaceful nuclear activity, while enrichment and reprocessing can raise proliferation concerns.

• Heavy waterRelated: Heavy-water reactors shape fuel choices and plutonium production within the fuel cycle.

• Nuclear fuelRelated: Fuel's use begins before reactor loading and continues through spent-fuel management.

• Hanford SiteRelated: Hanford’s production reactors and reprocessing plants formed a weapons-oriented fuel cycle.

• Fissile materialRelated: It tracks fissile material through production, irradiation, recovery, and disposal.

• Actinide seriesRelated: Uranium and plutonium move through its fabrication, irradiation, and reprocessing stages.

• PitchblendeRelated: Uranium recovered from ores such as pitchblende can enter fuel production.

• Nuclear chemistryRelated: Chemical separation and isotope transformations shape the handling of reactor fuels.

• ThorianiteRelated: Thorium in thorianite is relevant to fuel-cycle proposals, though the mineral is not itself a reactor fuel.