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Chapter 9 Nuclear Radiation 9.6 Nuclear Fission and Fusion Copyright © 2005 by Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Benjamin Cummings

Nuclear Fission In nuclear fission, a large nucleus is bombarded with a small particle. the nucleus splits into smaller nuclei and several neutrons. large amounts of energy are released.

Nuclear Fission When a neutron bombards 235U, an unstable nucleus of 236U undergoes fission (splits). smaller nuclei are produced such as Kr-91 and Ba-142. neutrons are released to bombard more 235U. 1n + 235U “236U” 91Kr + 142Ba + 3 1n + 0 92 92 36 56 0 Energy

Nuclear Fission Diagram Copyright © 2005 by Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Benjamin Cummings 1n + 235U “236U” 91Kr + 142Ba + 3 1n + energy 0 92 92 36 56 0

Learning Check Supply the missing atomic symbol to complete the equation for the following nuclear fission reaction. 1n + 235U 137Te + ?X + 2 1n + energy 0 92 52 ? 0

Solution 1n + 235U 137Te + 97Zr + 2 1n + energy 0 92 52 40 0

Chain Reaction A chain reaction occurs when a critical mass of uranium undergoes fission. releasing a large amount of heat and energy that produces an atomic explosion.

Nuclear Power Plants In nuclear power plants, fission is used to produce energy. control rods in the reactor absorb neutrons to slow and control the chain reactions of fission.

Nuclear Fusion Fusion occurs at extremely high temperatures (100 000 000°C). combines small nuclei into larger nuclei. releases large amounts of energy. occurs continuously in the sun and stars.

Learning Check Indicate if each of the following describes 1) nuclear fission or 2) nuclear fusion. ___ A. a nucleus splits. ___ B. large amounts of energy are released. ___ C. small nuclei form larger nuclei. ___ D. hydrogen nuclei react. ___ E. several neutrons are released.

Solution Indicate if each of the following is 1) nuclear fission or 2) nuclear fusion. 1 A. a nucleus splits. 1, 2 B. large amounts of energy are released. 2 C. small nuclei form larger nuclei. 2 D. hydrogen nuclei react. 1 E. several neutrons are released.