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CH 20 TESTBANK QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTONS 2024 Which of the terms below refers to the energy absorbed by an organism due to radiation exposure: - ANSWER radiation absorbed dose Which of the terms below refers to the process in which a nuclear fuel, such as Uranium, is split into smaller particles plus energy: - ANSWER fission Which of the following is an example of transuranic waste: - ANSWER plutonium .The sequence shown illustrates: - ANSWER The nuclear fuel cycle .Which of the following is the most common fuel for nuclear fission? - ANSWER uranium As a result of the Chernobyl accident, measurable amounts of radiation were detected: - ANSWER over the Northern Hemisphere One concern in the U.S. regarding increased use of nuclear energy throughout the world, including in a broad range of developing countries is: - ANSWER proliferation of nuclear material that may end up in nuclear weapons Exactly how does a commercial nuclear power plant convert the energy of atomic nuclei into electricity? - ANSWER the heat produced by radioactive decay boils water, which drives a turbine generator At the present time, the method for handling high level nuclear waste in the U.S. is: - ANSWER temporary storage, pending completion of a permanent disposal site All of the following are explanations of why nuclear energy has declined in the U.S. since the 1970s except: - ANSWER growing concern over CO2 emissions and global warming . The fuel for nuclear fission in commercial burner reactors is: - ANSWER uranium A radioactive isotope is a chemical element that undergoes: - ANSWER spontaneous radioactive decay Commercial nuclear reactors produce energy through the process of: - ANSWER fission A gas cooled reactor, known as pebble bed reactor is being developed right now and may be available as early as 2006. What is special about this particular reactor? - ANSWER the core contains always just the right amount of fuel for optimal energy production What role does water serve within the core of a commercial nuclear reactor? - ANSWER water "moderates" or slows down neutrons emitted by radioactive decay When radioactive uranium decays, it passes through a series of decay steps and ends up as: - ANSWER a stable non radioactive isotope of lead In addition to spent fuel, waste material associated with nuclear energy includes: - ANSWER uranium mine tailings Isotopes are atoms of an element that: - ANSWER have the same atomic number but vary in the atomic mass number The joining of light atoms to form heavier nuclei is known as: - ANSWER fusion The series of different forms that a radioisotope takes during its lifetime is known as its: - ANSWER decay

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CH 20 TESTBANK QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH SOLUTONS 2024
Which of the terms below refers to the energy absorbed by an organism due to radiation exposure: -
ANSWER radiation absorbed dose



Which of the terms below refers to the process in which a nuclear fuel, such as Uranium, is split into
smaller particles plus energy: - ANSWER fission



Which of the following is an example of transuranic waste: - ANSWER plutonium



.The sequence shown illustrates: - ANSWER The nuclear fuel cycle



.Which of the following is the most common fuel for nuclear fission? - ANSWER uranium



As a result of the Chernobyl accident, measurable amounts of radiation were detected: - ANSWER over
the Northern Hemisphere



One concern in the U.S. regarding increased use of nuclear energy throughout the world, including in a
broad range of developing countries is: - ANSWER proliferation of nuclear material that may end up in
nuclear weapons



Exactly how does a commercial nuclear power plant convert the energy of atomic nuclei into electricity?
- ANSWER the heat produced by radioactive decay boils water, which drives a turbine generator



At the present time, the method for handling high level nuclear waste in the U.S. is: - ANSWER
temporary storage, pending completion of a permanent disposal site



All of the following are explanations of why nuclear energy has declined in the U.S. since the 1970s
except: - ANSWER growing concern over CO2 emissions and global warming



. The fuel for nuclear fission in commercial burner reactors is: - ANSWER uranium

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