Fissioituvat
Fissioituvat is a term used in nuclear science to describe nuclei or materials that can undergo nuclear fission when they absorb a neutron or are struck by a sufficient amount of energy. The concept is central to understanding how chain reactions can be initiated and sustained in nuclear systems. In practice, fissioituvat substances are considered in terms of their ability to split into smaller nuclei with the release of energy and additional neutrons.
There is a technical distinction related to neutron energy. Some fissioituvat materials are fissile, meaning they
The fission process releases a substantial amount of energy, typically in the form of kinetic energy of
Fissioituvat materials are widely discussed in nuclear engineering, reactor design, safety analysis, and nonproliferation policy. Accurate