Radioactive waste from nuclear power stations is a man-made source of background radiation.(c) Nuclear fission releases energy. Describe the process of nuclear fission inside a nuclear reactor. – 6042

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Radioactive waste from nuclear power stations is a man-made source of background radiation.

(c) Nuclear fission releases energy. Describe the process of nuclear fission inside a nuclear reactor. 

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    A neutron is absorbed by a uranium nucleus.

    The nucleus splits into two parts.

    2 or 3 neutrons are released.

    Gamma rays are also emitted.

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  1. A neutron is absorbed by a uranium nucleus.

    The nucleus splits into two parts.

    2 or 3 neutrons are released.

    Gamma rays are also emitted.

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