The ideal shape for the uranium-235 sample used in a nuclear reactor is:
a) a sphere
b) a pyramid
c) a sheet
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The ideal shape for the uranium-235 sample used in a nuclear reactor is
c) a sheet
An isotope of Uranium is Uranium-235 (235U) which makes up about 0.72% of natural uranium.
The isotope can sustain a fission chain reaction which is contrary to the predominant isotope of Uranium which is uranium-238.
235U is the only fissile isotope which has a primordial nuclide present in significant quantity in nature.
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