The graphite rods surrounding the uranium fuel rods in a nuclear reactor, are used to...
PHYSICS
JAMB 1997
The graphite rods surrounding the uranium fuel rods in a nuclear reactor, are used to
- A. absorb the neutrons and hence halt the nuclear process
- B. create the neutrons and hence slow up the nuclear process
- C. slowdown the neutrons and hence slow up the nuclear process
- D. speed up the neutrons and hence speed up the nuclear process
Correct Answer: C. slowdown the neutrons and hence slow up the nuclear process
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