Statistics for Nuclear Physics

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  • The average score is 7 of 20

Answer Stats

HintAnswer% Correct
Splitting atomic nucleiNuclear {Fission}
100%
Combining atomic nucleiNuclear {Fusion}
100%
Natural Degeneration of Unstable NucleiNuclear/Radioactive {Decay}
78%
Building Blocks of NucleonsQuarks
59%
Most Radioactive, Naturally-Occurring Element (Discovered by Marie Curie)Radium
46%
Main Fissile RadionuclideU-235
43%
Most Common Isotope of UraniumU-238
43%
Speed of slow-moving Neutron2km/s
27%
Carbon emission of nuclear energy (%)0%
22%
Name for Missing Mass in AtomsMass Defect
22%
Name of Deadly Plutonium Core{Demon} Core
19%
Most Radioactive Element (Very Heavy)Oganesson
19%
Only **Isotope** that cannot FissionH-1 / Protium
16%
Unit of Energy commonly used for Nuclear ReactionsMega Electron Volts
16%
Main Fissile Radionuclide #2Pu-239 / Pu-241
16%
Unit of measurement for Cross SectionsBarn(s)
14%
Highest Binding Energy (per Nucleon) IsotopeFe-56
14%
Word describing the likelihood of Neutron Absorption / Fission / ScatteringNuclear {Cross Section}
11%
Name of Nuclear BoyscoutDavid {Hahn}
5%
Isotope that U-238 beta decays into post neutron absorptionNp-239
5%

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