Only 0.7% of natural uranium is 'fissile', or capable of undergoing fission, the process by which energy is produced in a nuclear reactor. The form, or isotope, of uranium which is fissile is the uranium-235 (U-235) isotope. ... Most is then converted into uranium hexafluoride, ready for the enrichment plant.
It would have to increase pressure... but I don’t see that option here..?
Man this answer could be so dark
You take the 1.00 M and multiply it by 375L witch gives you 375mol and then you take the mol and multiply it by the molar mass giving you 23630.505g nitric acid or HNO3
