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• Nuclear fission
  ...causing more fissions and so on, is called a ''[[Chain_reaction/Definition|nuclear fission chain reaction]]''.
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• Effective neutron multiplication factor/Definition
  ...fission chain reaction]], the mean number of [[neutron]]s produced by a [[nuclear fission]] (by one neutron) which cause another fission: (probability to crack a nuc
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• Nuclear reactor coolant/Definition
  ...r]] absorbing heat produced by [[nuclear reaction]]s inside, essentially [[nuclear fission chain reaction]] and decay of radioactive [[fission product]]s. This fluid
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• Nuclear reaction
  ...reactions that involve the nuclei of atoms, including [[radioactivity]], [[nuclear fission]] and [[nuclear fusion]]. Radioactivity includes both the gain of [[neutron
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• Hahn-Strasseman point/Definition
  ...gress: the specific example comes from the experimental demonstration of [[nuclear fission]] before nuclear engineering could further evolve
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• Nuclear reactor/Definition
  ...aterial, in which [[nuclear reaction]]s take place, generally controlled [[nuclear fission chain reaction]]s.
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• Nuclear engineering
  ...iscipline of engineering whose main focus is to use the energy provided by nuclear fission or fusion for practical purposes.
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• Atomic bomb/Definition
  Explosive device which derives its power from nuclear fission.
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• Nuclear power plant/Definition
  ...nventionally, nuclear power plants used the [[heat]] energy derived from [[nuclear fission]] to generate [[steam]], which in turn generates electric power.
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• Criticality (nuclear)
  ...ndition of a place where there is fissile material, specifying whether a [[nuclear fission chain reaction]] there can be sustained. The place can be an [[Atomic bomb ...up. This causes a multitude of [[neutron]]s to be released and creates [[nuclear fission product]]s, which emit a high level of radiation, which can be harmful or f
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• Nuclear engineering/Definition
  The field of engineering whose main focus is to use the energy provided by nuclear fission or fusion for practical purposes.
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• Nuclear fission
  ...causing more fissions and so on, is called a ''[[Chain_reaction/Definition|nuclear fission chain reaction]]''.
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