Question

Why is uranium-235 the most common isotope for nuclear fission in current use in nuclear power generation?

Answer 1

Answer:

U-235 is only found in about 0.7% of uranium found naturally, but it is well-suited for producing nuclear power. This is because it decays naturally by a process known as alpha radiation. ... When the uranium atom splits, lots of heat is released, as well as gamma radiation (high-energy photons).

Answer 2

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