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• Boosted fission
  In [[nuclear weapon]]s, '''boosted fission''' is a technique for injecting controlled quantities of [[tritium]] into a
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• Boosted fission/Definition
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• Boosted fission/Related Articles
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• WE.177 (nuclear weapon)/Related Articles
  {{r|Boosted fission||**}}
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• WE.177 (nuclear weapon)/Definition
  ...nal series of British-developed nuclear [[gravity bomb]]s; "A" version was boosted fission in the low kiloton range, configured for bombing and as a [[depth charge]];
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• Boosted fission
  In [[nuclear weapon]]s, '''boosted fission''' is a technique for injecting controlled quantities of [[tritium]] into a
  783 bytes (118 words) - 02:39, 23 August 2010
• Tritium boosting
  ...ission device]]s. It is ''not'' a full fusion reaction, although a tritium-boosted fission Primary will be more effective in initiating a [[fusion device|fusion Secon
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• Nuclear weapon/Bibliography
  ===Fission and boosted fission===
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• Fission device
  ..., although the conditions for a fusion chain reaction do not exist in a '''boosted fission''' device. These neutrons have much higher energy than fission neutrons.<re The first U.S. weapon using boosted fission probably was the [[Mark 21 (nuclear weapon)|Mark 21 bomb]], a thermonuclear
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• B61 (nuclear weapon)
  The B61 has an enriched uranium, boosted fission Primary. "W-80, W-81 (now retired and dismantled), W-84 (now retired and in
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• Nuclear weapon
  ...usion''', or '''hydrogen bombs'''. There is an intermediate type called '''boosted fission'''. "Nuclear weapon" is also the most general term, as all fusion weapons ...goal of improving the ratio of yield to bomb weight, for which fusion or [[boosted fission]] has always proven more efficient in real weapons. The practical limit, ac
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