Two things that would minimize environmental impact(fission reaction)

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When building a nuclear reactor to minimize environmental impact, maintaining a strong magnetic field is suggested, though its relevance to fission reactions is questioned. The discussion highlights confusion between fission and fusion reactions, indicating a need for clarity on the type of nuclear reaction being addressed. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding the mechanisms that reduce environmental harm. Overall, the conversation revolves around the technical considerations necessary for effective reactor design. Clear definitions and accurate application of concepts are crucial for minimizing environmental impact in nuclear energy.
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Describe two considerations when building a nuclear reactor that would minimize the environmental impact of the nuclear fission reaction.


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I could think of one. is it even correct?


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The reaction needs to be kept in a strong magnetic field.
 
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dannie said:
The reaction needs to be kept in a strong magnetic field.

How exactly would that minimize anything?
 
Is it a fission reaction or a fusion reaction?
 
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