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(Physics only) State that fission releases two or three neutrons.
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Nuclear fission and fusion
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Nuclear fission (physics only)
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(Physics only) State that fission releases two or three neutrons
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- nuclear fission: The process of splitting a large unstable nucleus into smaller nuclei, releasing energy and neutrons.
- neutron emission: The release of neutrons during the fission process, which can initiate further fission events.
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Confusion about Neutron Release: Remember that nuclear fission typically releases two or three neutrons, which can initiate further fission events.
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- (Physics only) Define nuclear fission as the splitting of a large unstable nucleus.
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- (Physics only) Identify uranium and plutonium as examples of nuclei that can undergo fission.
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- (Physics only) Describe how a neutron is absorbed by a large nucleus before fission.
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- (Physics only) Describe how fission produces two smaller nuclei.
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- (Physics only) State that fission releases energy.
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