Nuclear Fission
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Q. State true or false.
Nuclear reactions are exothermic in nature and produces large amount of energy.
Nuclear reactions are exothermic in nature and produces large amount of energy.
- True
- False
Q. Energy released in the fission of 1 kg of U-235 is equivalent to energy obtained from burning of coal weighing ___ .
- 2500 ton
- 25000 ton
- 25 ton
- 250 ton
Q. Which of the following correctly matches the hydrogen bomb and an atom bomb with the principle used in them?
- Hydrogen bomb - Fission reaction; Atom bomb - Fusion reaction
- Hydrogen bomb - Fission reaction; Atom bomb- Fission reaction
- Hydrogen bomb - Fusion reaction; Atom bomb - Fusion reaction
- Hydrogen bomb - Fusion reaction; Atom bomb - Fission reaction
Q. Why do only big nuclei undergo nuclear fission reaction?
- Bigger nuclei are unstable because of presence of large number of like charge particles.
- Bigger nuclei have less number of neutron which makes them unstable.
- Bigger nuclei have very less number of protons which makes them unstable.
- In case of bigger nuclei, electron reside inside the nucleus.
Q. The process in which a heavy nucleus splits into two lighter nuclei, when hit by neutrons is:
- Nuclear fusion
- Thermal fission
- Radioactive decay
- Nuclear fission
Q. In a nuclear fission process, what happens to the nucleus of an atom?
- A heavier nucleus is broken into lighter nuclei.
- Lighter nuclei fuse together to form heavier nucleus.
- Nucleus ejects protons.
- Nucleus shed its electrons.
Q. Statement 1: Nuclear bombs can destroy big cities.
Statement 2: Nuclear power plants can produce energy to power big cities.
Statement 2: Nuclear power plants can produce energy to power big cities.
- Only statement 1 is correct.
- Both statements are correct.
- Only statement 2 is correct.
- Both statement s are wrong.
Q. A nuclear reaction, whether fission or fusion, releases a ____ amount of energy.
- enormous
- moderate
- zero
- little
Q.
The scientist who first carried out critical nuclear fission reaction is _____.
Otto Hahn
Enrico Fermi
Hans Bethe
Einstein
Q. There are two atoms A and B. The atomic number of A is 116 and the atomic number of B is 29. Which of them is more capable of undergoing nuclear fission reaction?
- Only B
- Both A and B
- Only A
- Neither A nor B