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No, it's not. 'Radioactive' is often fictional or based on fictionalized elements.

It's not based on a true story. It's a fictional creation.

I'm not sure exactly. It might vary depending on different editions and reprints.

Well, 'harry potter radioactive fanfiction' could potentially be a story that takes the normal elements of the Harry Potter series and adds a radioactive twist. For example, it could be about a potion gone wrong that emits radiation, or a new type of magic that is related to radioactivity. It might also explore how the characters in the Harry Potter world would react to such a strange and dangerous new concept. It could be a really interesting take on the familiar wizarding world, but without actually reading it, it's hard to say for sure what it's all about.

In Naruto radioactive fanfiction, there can be a lot of scientific - like elements blended with the ninja fantasy. The authors might explain how radioactivity affects the ninja techniques or the body of the characters in a somewhat scientific way. This combination of science - fiction and fantasy makes it really stand out. For instance, the radioactivity could change the way chakra is formed or used, creating a whole new set of rules for the Naruto world within the fanfiction.

A 'radioactive graphic novel' could be about various things. It might center around a story where radioactivity plays a key role, like a post - apocalyptic world affected by a nuclear disaster. Maybe it features characters who gain superpowers due to radioactive exposure.

There might be a group of survivors as main characters in a 'radioactive graphic novel'. They are just ordinary people before the radioactive incident but now have to band together to face the new, dangerous world full of radioactive threats. They could include a young and brave leader, an old - wise person with pre - disaster knowledge, and a strong fighter.

One success story is in the treatment of hyperthyroidism. Many patients with overactive thyroids have had their condition effectively managed with radioactive iodine. It works by being taken up by the thyroid gland and gradually reducing its overactivity, leading to normal thyroid hormone levels and improvement in symptoms like rapid heartbeat and weight loss.

About 240 days after the discharge, the nuclear waste water from the nuclear power plant would reach the southeast coast of China and gradually spread to the East China Sea and Bohai Sea. On the 1200th day, the pollution would reach near North America and cover almost the entire North Pacific Ocean. By the 3600th day, almost the entire Pacific Ocean was affected by these pollution. As a result, the nuclear waste water from the Futian nuclear plant had already reached the southeast coast of our country.

The nuclear waste water from Futian was expected to reach China's Zhejiang Province on April 20, 2024, and Shanghai on April 25, and gradually spread to coastal provinces such as Shandong and Liaoning. However, the recent earthquake and tsunami might have some impact on the arrival time of nuclear sewage. Therefore, it was not clear exactly where the radioactive water would reach in China by 2024.