A nuclear reactor has half the length of all its control rods inserted in graphite. What must be done so that the reactor produces more heat? Explain your answer.
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The control rods should be withdrawn a little more from inside the reactor. This will increase the rate of nuclear fission process and hence more heat.
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- From the reactor’s inside, the control rods must be withdrawn a bit, which will lead to the increase in the process of nuclear fission rate, eventually leading to more heat.
- It is to be noted that the heart of nuclear power plant is nuclear reactor. It is previously called an atomic pile.
- This device is used for generating electricity and for nuclear marine propulsion.
- These devices control nuclear chain reaction through which the heat is produced via fission.
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