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Last month, we asked our audience what protects nuclear reactors from radiation leaks? Overall, the most voted answer was Containment Dome at 71 percent. In second place, Concrete Walls received 25 percent of the vote. Plastic Shields received four percent of the vote. Finally, Glass Panels received the least amount of votes, at zero percent.

The correct answer is Containment Dome. The containment dome is a robust, dome-shaped structure in a nuclear power plant designed to confine radioactive materials in the event of an accident. It serves as a barrier to prevent the release of fission products into the environment and protects the reactor from external hazards.

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