Science, asked by meena446, 1 year ago

what are the chemical reactions involved in working of nuclear weapons

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Answered by swatianurish

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A neutron is shot at the nucleus and is absorbed, causing instability and fission. In some elements—such as certain isotopes of uranium and plutonium—the fission process also releases excess neutrons, which can trigger a chain reaction if they're absorbed by nearby atoms.

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