Which atomic particle is used to cause fission in an atomic reactor?
a. alpha particle b. beta paticle c. deuteron d. neutron
In a nuclear reactor, the actual fission of the radioactive fuel occurs in the part of the reactor called?
what is it called? PLEASE HELP!!!
fission based nuclear reactor…?
Can anyone tell me the basic operation of a fission based nuclear reactor power generation station? So far i understand that coolant is pumped around the reactor and is turned to steam by the heat generated by the reactions. The steam drives the generator. I have only got this information from sources in text books […]
a fission reactor must operate at temperatures greater than ___ degrees C.?
A) 350,000,000 B) 100 C) 2,000 D) 100,000,000 E) 1,000,000 k then how about, to Run efficiently and productively?
Nuclear fission reactor?
What is the main advantage of using fusion reactions to generate power? What is the plasma in the fusion reaction? How can spent fuel be reprocessed? What is the advantage of nuclear fuel compared to coal (for generation of power)? Thanks if you can answer any of these questions
what is the difference between the fission process in atomic bomb and in a reactor?
fusion in fission reactor?
why doesn’t fusion reaction occur in reactors using heavy water as coolant? I do not mean chain reaction. Even a few instances. As for as I know, energy of the liberated neutrons is about 1 MeV, while fusion of deuteron requires about 5GeV. But if it is so, than how they create fusion in bombs. […]
Can we use this fusion reactor in our community, as per Tokamak report, 3000 household per 10 MeV?
In my opinion only, in fission reactor, extracting fuel to use are very expensive.
how is the rate of fission in a nuclear reactor controlled?
just a brief explanation would be nice:]
the fission process in a nuclear reactor is controlled by regulating the number of available?
Control rods made up of graphite or cadmium are inserted into a nuclear reactor to rev up the fission reaction
Control rods made up of graphite or cadmium are inserted into a nuclear reactor to rev up the fission reaction true or false
what are the basic features of fission reactor?
In a well-designed water-cooled thermal fission reactor, the water is acting as a moderator for the neutrons.?
If some of this water is lost, the chain reaction in the reactor core will slow down what are the neutrons in the rectar core do
About how much hydrogen would a fusion reactor consume on a daily basis?
I’m not really looking for an exact figure, really just whether it would require very little fuel (like a fission reactor) or a constant flow (like a coal generator). I really don’t understand how a theoretical reactor would work, so I have no idea whether this is even a valid question :P, but any response […]
what are the basic features of a nuclear fission reactor?
the fission reactor where the beer is made
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Can someone please explain to me how fission can be slowed down in the nuclear reactor?
Please help me understand this im not quite sure how this works?
discuss the function of the moderator and the control rods in a fission reactor.?
Choose the three main components of a nuclear fission reactor from the following list: (help again please)?
I am finding all of the answers that are given as choices so I must not be looking at the question correct. Can someone help me out please? Choose the three main components of a nuclear fission reactor from the following list: i. The fuel elements ii. The turbine iii. The generator iv. The control […]
The fractional change of mass to energy in a fission reactor is about 0.1%, or 1 part in a thousand…?
For each kilogram of uranium that undergoes fission, how much energy is released? If energy costs three cents per megajoule, how much is this energy worth in dollars?