8 Write a nuclear equation to describe the neutron induced fission of Pu-240 to form Kr-89 and Ce-149, as well assome number of neutrons. (This fission is induced by 1 neutron.)Determine how many neutrons are produced in the reaction. (I am NOT asking for a net amount of neutrons-- I wantto know how many go on the product side of the reaction). Which of the following regarding nuclear power is NOT TRUE?O Nuclear reactors in use today are fission reactors, not fusion reactors.O A major concern in nuclear power is the security of both the fuel and the spent fuel, as they can be further enriched to makenuclear weapons, or used in so-called "dirty bombs".O In a nuclear reactor, the moderator is used to slow down neutrons produced in fission reactions.O In a nuclear reactor, the biggest danger is that a runaway reaction will occur and an atomic-bomb type nuclear explosion will takeplace.O Decay products of nuclear fuel rods can be radioactive themselves, and some of them even contribute to the overall energygeneration of the reactor.

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Write a nuclear equation to describe the neutron induced fission of Pu-240 to form Kr-89 and Ce-149, as well as some number of neutrons. (This fission is induced by 1 neutron.) Determine how many neutrons are produced in the reaction. (I am NOT asking for a net amount of neutrons-- I want to know how many go on the product side of the reaction).

Write a nuclear equation to describe the neutron induced fission of Pu-240 to form Kr-89 and Ce-149, as well as some number of neutrons. (This fission is induced by 1 neutron.) Determine how many neutrons are produced in the reaction. (I am NOT asking for a net amount of neutrons-- I want to know how many go on the product side of the reaction).

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