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I'm wondering that is it possible? I mean, certain radioactive matter can undergo fission? Sure I know half-life and radioactive decay. This question is asked roughly. I just learn is it possible? Thank you for answers
Have you done any reading about fission? Why would you doubt it? The hundreds of nuclear reactors in operation around the world, as well as the many nuclear fission bombs that have been exploded should be proof that, yes, matter can undergo fission.
I don't mean it. I mean, Can any matter undergo fission consistenly when I stopped? I'm reading some books about nucleer physics but I'm rookie. I don't have enough information
I'm glad you stopped undergoing fission, and I hope you get to feeling better soon.I don't mean it. I mean, Can any matter undergo fission consistenly when I stopped? I'm reading some books about nucleer physics but I'm rookie. I don't have enough information
Damn :D You know what ı wanted to say :D Why you are trolling bro :D Damn. :DI'm glad you stopped undergoing fission, and I hope you get to feeling better soon.![]()
No, I don't know what you are trying to say. Frankly, it doesn't make any sense.Damn :D You know what ı wanted to say :D Why you are trolling bro :D Damn. :D
You mean a controlled chain reaction, like what happens in a nuclear power plant?Really, I guess I don't know what I wanted to say Bro I don't know how I can explain that. I want to do like a chain nuclear bomb but Imagine that It's not bursting. Just occurring energy
LOL -- Um, yes he is.Thank you but are you expert about this issue?
I'm reading some books about nucleer physics but I'm rookie. I don't have enough information
Thank you my bro.Guys please. He doesn't know English very well. Are you using Google Translate?
It is possible for nuclear fission chain reactions to take place. They happen every day in Nuclear Reactors. However, these reactions can go out of control and nuclear disasters can occur.
Releasing a lot of power without an explosion is possible, nuclear reactors do that (with a power of the scale of GW = 109 W). Releasing much more power always gives an explosion, which ends the reaction quickly. Nuclear weapons have typical powers of 1021 to 1025 W, but just for a few microseconds.Thank you, you are right. I'm rookie in nuclear physics. I just wanted to learn that is it possible. And they said it is possible. Thank you all of you.
So, is it sustainable? ı mean, can it be done nonstop? with only one radionuclides? i know half-life and other things, its simply consideration.Releasing a lot of power without an explosion is possible, nuclear reactors do that (with a power of the scale of GW = 109 W). Releasing much more power always gives an explosion, which ends the reaction quickly. Nuclear weapons have typical powers of 1021 to 1025 W, but just for a few microseconds.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_reactorSo, is it sustainable? ı mean, can it be done nonstop? with only one radionuclides? i know half-life and other things, its simply consideration.