Question 12 Nuclear fusion is a process which releases large amounts of energy and takes place in the core of stars like our Sun. Explain what is meant by nuclear fusion and the conditions necessary for it to take place. [about 150 words

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Q: Q6) Differentiate between Nuclear Fission and fusion?

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Q: For a fusion reaction, at which temperature T do you expect the optimal reaction rate to…

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Q: 10. A nuclear reactor is 35% efficient and has a power output of 350 MW. If we consider all the…

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Q: 1. What is fusion?      a. What is it used for?      b. What is the beginning atoms?      c. What…

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Q: 1. Nuclear fission is . 2. By assuming that g is 10 N/kg and that air resistance and other…

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Q: 4. Illustrate a design of a radiation detector using the principles of scintillation detection and…

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Q: Draw a schematic diagram of a core of fission reactor and explain its operational principles.

A: Draw a schematic diagram of a core of fission reactor and explain its operational principles.

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Q: What must you know about a nuclear reaction to calculate the amount of energy it will produce? A.…

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Q: The most used 'nuclear fuel' for nuclear fission is Uranium-235. a) Explain what happens to a…

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Q: Which of the following describes safeguards used in nuclear power plants to protect the environm I.…

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Q: Which of the following statements about nuclear fission is true?  a. No new elements can be produced…

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Q: Which of the following describes safeguards used in nuclear power plants to protect the environment?…

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