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The splitting of an atomic nucleus such as uranium-235, into two main parts accompanied by the release of much energy.
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| nuclear fission |
(Also referred to as atomic fission.) The process by which large nuclei are split into two parts, by bombarding them with neutrons, in order to release large amounts of energy.
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| nuclear fission |
A way to create energy by splitting the nuclei of heavy atoms, usually Uranium. When this happens, some of the energy that was binding the protons and neutrons together is released. Unfortunately, nuclear fission produces dangerous radioactive matter as well.
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| nuclear fission |
(or Fission) - Nuclear fission occurs when a neutron splits the nucleus of a large atom, such as U 235 , into two smaller nuclei, releasing energy and additional neutrons. The extra neutrons then split other nuclei, producing still more neutrons that split more nuclei, and so on. This process is called a nuclear chain reaction.
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| nuclear fission |
The splitting of an atomic nucleus, resulting in the release of large amounts of energy; the basic process a nuclear reactor uses to provide heat for the generation of electricity.
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