A. 1 neutron
B. 1 — neutrons
C. 1 – 2 neutrons
D. 2 — neutrons
E. infinite
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Related Mcqs:
- U235 will undergo fission by__________________?
- A. high energy (fast) neutrons alone B. low energy (slow) neutrons alone C. either fast or slow neutrons D. medium energy neutrons E. none of the above...
- In triggering fission, the following types of neutrons are desirable_________________?
- A. fast moving B. slow moving C. critical neutrons D. neutrons at rest E. none of the above...
- In order to have constant clain reaction to produce a constant rate of heat output, the value of ratio of the number of neutrons in one generation to the number of neutrons in the immediately preceding generation must be________________?
- A. greater than 1.0 B. less than 1.0 C. equal to zero D. equal to 1.0 E. equal to infinity...
- In triggering fission, which type of neutrons are more effective_________________?
- A. fast B. slow C. in bulk D. static E. activated...
- In nuclear fission each neutron that causes fission releases_______________?
- A. no new neutron B. at least one new neutron C. one new neutron D. more than one new neutrons E. many-fold neutrons...
- A nuclear fission produces energy of following order in MeV___________________?
- A. 20 B. 200 C. 2000 D. 20,000 E. 2 x 105...
- When a reactor becomes critical, then the production of neutrons is_________________?
- A. infinite B. zero C. exactly balanced by the loss of neutrons through leakage D. initiated E. stopped...
- The fuel needed, with reflector in nuclear power plant, in order to generate sufficient neutrons to sustain a chain reaction, would be________________?
- A. more B. less C. same D. zero E. negative, i.e. fuel would be generated...
- A nuclear fission is initiated when the critical energy as compared to neutron binding energy of the atoms is_________________?
- A. same B. more C. less D. there is no such criterion E. none of the above...
- In a fission process, maximum %age of energy is released as___________________?
- A. kinetic energy of neutrons B. kinetic energy of fission products C. instantaneous release of gamma rays D. gradual readioactive decay of fission products E. none of the above...
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