The presence of reflector in nuclear power plants results in
A. Increased production of neutrons
B. Complete absorption of neutrons
C. Controlled production of neutrons
D. Decreased leakage of neutrons
Answer: Option D
Solution(By Examveda Team)
The presence of reflector in nuclear power plants results in Decreased leakage of neutrons.A reflector is a region of unfueled material surrounding the core. Its function is to scatter neutrons that leak from the core, thereby returning some of them back into the core. This design feature allows for a smaller core size.
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A. Natural uranium
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C. Any form of uranium
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A. Natural uranium
B. Enriched uranium
C. Pure uranium
D. Any type of uranium
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A. Any form of uranium
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B. It becomes uncontrollable
C. It explodes
D. It produces no power
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