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Atomic-bread 23rd April

The fission reaction probabilities also depend on neutron kinetic energy, and more energetic >10MeV neutrons tend to fission even less reactive nuclides with the fissions also releasing more neutrons on average; thats why H-bombs use 14.1MeV neutrons from deut-trit fusion to cause more violent fission reactions than the ~2MeV neutrons from base fission can do.
MegaKnight86 23rd April

professional uranium reacts to explanation of fission
AuricKerg 23rd April

alright thank you for clarification
EkVideogames 22nd April

"My Honest Reaction"
DRZOIDBERG 22nd April

By best, I mean they are typically the eaisiest to use and give a pretty decent energy yeild. there are obviosly some that likely give higher energy yeilds but they are not always neccecarily the easiest to manipulate,contain,produce,ect
AuricKerg 22nd April

although can you clarify what you mean by 'best'?
AuricKerg 22nd April

can confirm the zoidler is right, protons are p+, electrons are e- and neutrons are n0
MRGOLD 22nd April

this is just repeating the fission but its multipled*
MRGOLD 22nd April

this is just reating the fission but its multipled.
DRZOIDBERG 22nd April

fusion works when there is enough prssure on two (or more) substances that it forces their nuclei to combine, which can realease huge amounts of energy (more than fission) and it works best with things like hydrogen-3 (tritium) and hydrogen-2(deuterium)

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