What do you call the final product that exit from a reactor

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The final products exiting a reactor can vary based on the type of reactor in question. In nuclear reactors, the primary product is energy, typically in the form of electricity, while byproducts include heat and radioactive waste. For chemical reactors, the term "product stream" or "exit stream" is used to describe the final output, distinguishing it from the "feed," which refers to the input materials. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the terminology related to reactor outputs. Accurate terminology is crucial for clarity in discussions about reactor processes.
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What do you call the final product or products that exit from a reactor
 
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The good product is energy, generally in the form of electricity. The bad products are heat and radioactive waste. Did you do any research on you own before asking this question?
 
jim1174 said:
What do you call the final product or products that exit from a reactor
Are you talking about a chemical reactor, or a nuclear reactor?
 
chemical I assume it would be the feed right
 
jim1174 said:
chemical I assume it would be the feed right
No. The feed is the stream that enters the reactor. The product is called the "product stream" or the "exit stream."

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