Fissiokaasujen
Fissiokaasujen, often translated as "fission gases" or "fission products," refers to the collection of radioactive isotopes produced during the nuclear fission of heavy elements, such as uranium or plutonium. When an atomic nucleus undergoes fission, it splits into two or more lighter nuclei, releasing a significant amount of energy and several neutrons. These lighter nuclei are inherently unstable and radioactive, decaying over time and emitting various forms of radiation.
The composition of fission gases varies depending on the specific fissile material and the neutron energy
In nuclear reactors, fission gases are generated within the fuel rods. Their accumulation can lead to increased