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Nuclear fission	Splitting nuclei of large atoms
Fissile fuels	Uranium-235
Fissile fuels	Plutonium-239
Fissile fuels	Uranium-233
Fertile fuels	Uranium-238
Fertile fuels	Thorium-232
Main nuclear fission process	Neutron bombardment
Products of fission	Fission products
Products of fission	Neutrons
Products of fission	Gamma radiation
Daughter nuclei become...	High level waste
Control rods... (7 words)	Absorb excess neutrons to control chain reactions
Purpose of gamma radiation	Heats water
Future fission technology	Uranium extraction
Future fission technology	Molten salt reactors
Future fission technology	Plutonium reactors
Future fission technology	Thorium reactors
Future extraction methods	Polymer adsorption
Future extraction methods	Phosphate mining
Future extraction methods	Coal ash
Plutonium reactor alternative name	Breeder reactor
Nuclear fusion	Joining nuclei of small atoms
Nuclear fusion fuels (overview)	Hydrogen isotopes
Nuclear fusion fuels	Deuterium
Nuclear fusion fuels	Tritium
H2 production	Extracted from water
H3 production	Neutron bombardment of lithium
Products of fusion	Helium
Products of fusion	Neutrons
Products of fusion	Energy
Fusion conditions	Plasma
Fusion conditions	Extremely high temperatures
Fusion conditions	Heavy nuclei
Fusion conditions	Vacuum
Fusion conditions	Magnetic field
Fusion reactors	Toroidal
Fusion reactors	Laser fusion
Laser fusion alternative name	Inertial confinement fusion
Reactor examples +location	JET, Oxford
Reactor examples +location	ITER, France
Reactor examples +location	National Ignition Facility, California
What makes up 0.7% uranium	235
What makes up 99.3% uranium	238
Thorium abundance	3x uranium
Nuclear disasters	Chernobyl 1986
Nuclear disasters	Fukushima 2011
1kg uranium =	13 tonnes coal

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