A) a fuel that will spontaneously decay via a radioactive process.
B) a moderator component to absorb neutrons and control the rate of the nuclear reactions.
C) a steam generator/turbine component that is fundamentally different than that found in coal driven power plants.
D) enriched grade uranium fuel.
E) a control component to limit the number neutrons available to trigger fission reactions.
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A) They have excess electrons.
B) They have excess protons.
C) The neutron to proton ratio is high.
D) The neutron to proton ratio is low.
E) They emit gamma rays.
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A) stable.
B) containing 81 neutrons and having a mass number of 205.
C) containing 205 protons and 81 neutrons.
D) containing 81 neutrons and 124 protons.
E) containing 124 neutrons and 81 protons.
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A) using tritium to slow the reactions down
B) taking multiple x-rays as a plant is growing
C) using a radioactive tracer to follow the carbon throughout the plant
D) growing a plant by only using human breath
E) using Carbon-14 dating
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A) Only a few nuclides undergo fission.
B) Fission produces large amounts of energy.
C) Fission gives only a few nuclides as products.
D) Fission products are often radioactive.
E) Fission products always include one or more neutrons.
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A) , ,
B) ,
C) , ,
D) , ,
E) , ,
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A) -1.537 x 109 kJ/mol
B) -6.404 x 108 kJ/mol
C) 6.404 x 108 kJ/mol
D) 1.736 x 1010 kJ/mol
E) -7.685 x 108 kJ/mol
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A) emission.
B) emission.
C) electron capture.
D) x-ray emission.
E) emission.
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A) emission.
B) emission.
C) electron capture.
D) positron emission.
E) emission.
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A) 226Po
B) 226Fr
C) 226Ra
D) 224Ra
E) 224Po
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A) 1H + 1H 2He +
B) 1H + 12C 14N
C) 13C + 4He 16O + 1n
D) 235U + 1n 153Nd + 81Ge + 3 1n
E) 56Fe + 1n 57Co +
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A) 64Co
B) 64Cu
C) 65Co
D) 65Cu
E) 63Co
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A) The neutron recapture ratio.
B) The type of fuel.
C) The method of concentrating the fuel.
D) b and c
E) The kind of nuclear reaction occurring.
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A) electron
B) proton
C) particle
D) neutron
E) 11B5+
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A) emission of visible light.
B) capture of the particles.
C) observation of high-energy electromagnetic radiation.
D) change in mass of the nuclide.
E) increase in half-life of the daughter nuclide.
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A) containing 136 neutrons and 87 protons.
B) containing 87 neutrons and having a mass number of 223.
C) containing 223 electrons and 87 protons.
D) containing 87 neutrons and 136 protons.
E) stable.
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A) the strong nuclear force has a stronger attraction for the neutron.
B) gravity acts more strongly on the neutron.
C) the proton is attracted to the electron cloud.
D) the proton is repelled by the nucleus.
E) the electron cloud gives the proton a spiraling approach.
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A) cancer cells absorb more radiation than normal cells.
B) radioactive isotopes bind to tumours.
C) radiation has deleterious effects on rapidly dividing cells.
D) radiation can be precisely focused on cancerous cells.
E) it is less costly than other treatments.
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A) genetic mutation
B) loss of body fluids
C) sunburn from hair loss
D) ionization of molecules
E) opportunistic infection
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A) is the fact that these are first-order reactions, so they are kinetically slow.
B) fusion occurs only for a few very rare nuclides.
C) reacting nuclei must have high kinetic energies to penetrate electron clouds.
D) the fusion products are often radioactive.
E) reacting nuclei must have high kinetic energies to overcome electrical repulsion between positive particles.
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