Definitions

1. Neutron flux (1) is the total path length traveled by all neutrons in one cubic centimeter of material during one second.
2. Neutron flux is the term applied to the measurement of neutrons passing though a given region of space.
3. The neutron flux is astonishingly high, about 10 22 neutrons per square centimeter per second.

Electron Flux

1. Used for electron flux, neutron flux, and particle flux.

Neutron-Rich Nuclei

1. After the neutron flux decreases, these highly unstable radioactive nuclei quickly decay to form stable, neutron-rich nuclei.

Higher Neutron Flux

1. Unlike the cyclotron, the plutonium breeding reactors had a much higher neutron flux and thus yielded an increased proportion of plutonium-240.

Number

1. The uranium content of the material can then be calculated from the number of tracks and the neutron flux.

Second

1. This variant is a considerable improvement over the Farnsworth design, and is able to generate neutron flux in the order of one billion neutrons per second.

Reactor

1. This type of reactor uses the neutron flux to bombard uranium-238, the preponderant isotope in the fuel, to create plutonium-238, 239, and 240.

Online Dictionary

1. Definition of neutron flux in the Online Dictionary.

Free Online Dictionary

1. Definition of neutron flux in the list of acronyms and abbreviations provided by the Free Online Dictionary and Thesaurus.

Nuclear Reactor

1. Within a nuclear reactor the neutron flux is primarily the form of measurement used to control the reaction inside.

Nuclear Reactors

1. This includes solar wind, cosmic radiation, and neutron flux in nuclear reactors.

Unit Area

1. Neutron flux may refer to the number of neutrons passing through a unit area in unit time.

Fission

1. E Compressed and heated, lithium-6 deuteride fuel begins fusion reaction, neutron flux causes tamper to fission.

Neutrons

1. The higher the neutron flux the greater the chance of a nuclear reaction occurring as there are more neutrons going through an area.
2. Some of these reactions release neutrons, and these machines are sources of high neutron flux.

Neutron Flux

1. Includes topics such as neutron sources, neutron flux, neutron cross sections, reaction rates, neutron moderation, and prompt and delayed neutrons.
2. Plutonium-240 has a high rate of spontaneous fission, raising the neutron flux of any sample it is in.
3. Neutron transport refers to determination of the neutron flux, observed from an efflux of neutrons from a neutron source.

Categories

1. Neutron Source
2. Spontaneous Fission
3. Unit Area
4. Nuclear Reactors
5. Free Online Dictionary
6. Books about "Neutron Flux" in Amazon.com
   

Continue: More Keywords - - - - - - - - - -