The right part of a B-vs-A curve, which is downwards sloping, is used to find the yield of this process by finding the y-differential.
The right part of a B-vs-A curve, which is downwards sloping, is used to find the yield of this process by finding the y-differential. A naturally occurring instance of this process was discovered by Francis Perrin at Oklo in Gabon. Lise Meitner and Otto Frisch proposed that results of Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassman were a result of this process. This process was successfully initiated by the Chicago (*) Pile-1, which was constructed partially of graphite blocks, designed by Enrico Fermi and used cadmium control rods. Leo Szilard was the first to propose a chain reaction involving this process, and beryllium is commonly used as a neutron source for this process. For 10 points, name this process in which the nucleus of an atom is split into smaller parts.
The right part of a B-vs-A curve, which is downwards sloping, is used to find the yield of this process by finding the y-differential.
nuclear fission [prompt on self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction]