Fast breeder reactors are seldom used anymore because of safety concerns, as they have a higher potential for explosions. But this explosion hazard does not come from the nuclear fission reaction.

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Fast breeder reactors are seldom used anymore because of safety concerns, as they have a higher potential for explosions. But this explosion hazard does not come from the nuclear fission reaction.

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Kavithan1 · Answer

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YooGirlAriel14 · Answer

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Fission, the process by which an atomic nucleus breaks into two or smaller nuclei, is used to power nuclear reactors. A little amount of mass is transformed into energy during fission, which can then be used to run a generator to generate electricity. A controlled chain reaction is required for fission to occur in order to utilize this energy. When a uranium nucleus splits in a reactor, two or more neutrons are released, which can be absorbed by other nuclei, prompting them to fission as well. As a result, more neutrons are emitted, resulting in continual fission.