Question

Imagine that you have many U-235 atoms and you fire a neutron at one of them. What do you think will happen?

Answer 1

The correct answer is Release of large amount of heat and radiation.

U-235, which makes up just over 0.7% of natural uranium, is relatively uncommon; uranium is nearly 100 times more frequent than silver.Because uranium-235, one of the radioactive metal's isotopes, is the only naturally occurring isotope capable of supporting a nuclear fission process, radioactive metal is special. Nuclear power facilities, as well as the nuclear reactors that power ships and submarines, can be powered by uranium that has been "enriched" to have a higher proportion of U-235. In nuclear weapons, it can also be applied. Examples of extremely unstable fission fragments produced by uranium-235 fission events caused by neutron absorption include the barium and krypton nuclei. These pieces nearly instantly split into barium-144 and krypton-89 by releasing three neutrons between them.

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