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The largest stable nucleus is
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A. U-235
B. U-238
C. Pb-206
D. Bi-209
Correct Answer
U-235
Nuclear Power Engineering problems
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1. A boiling water reactor is the one, in which the
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A. coolant water is allowed to boil in the core of the reactor.
B. coolant water, after being heated in the reactor core, generates steam in a boiler.
C. pressurised water is pumped into the core.
D. fuel and the coolant are thoroughly mixed to form a homogeneous solution.
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Correct Answer: coolant water is allowed to boil in the core of the reactor.
2. Ordinary water is not used as a moderator because, it
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A. has a low absorption cross-section.
B. has a low scattering cross-section.
C. absorbs neutrons.
D. does not absorb neutrons.
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Correct Answer: absorbs neutrons.
3. Final product of uranium extraction plant at Jadugoda (Bihar) is
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A. uranium
B. uranium oxide
C. uranium carbide
D. magnesium diuranate
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Correct Answer: magnesium diuranate
4. The time taken for a radioactive element to reduce to 50% of its original weight is __________ years, if its half life period is 12 years.
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A. 24
B. 18
C. 6
D. 36
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Correct Answer: 18
5. An electron has a mass that is approximately __________ that of the proton.
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A. 1836 (approximately)
B. 1/1836 (approximately)
C. 1
D. ?
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Correct Answer: 1/1836 (approximately)
Explanation:
An electron has a mass that is approximately 1/1836.15267245(75) that of the proton.
6. Which is the most commonly used molten metal for cooling of nuclear reactors?
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A. Calcium
B. Sodium
C. Mercury
D. Zinc
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Correct Answer: Sodium
7. The decay product of tritium (a beta emitter) is
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A. lithium
B. helium
C. deuterium
D. hydrogen
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Correct Answer: helium
8. Which of the following may be used to measure the rate of nuclear disintegration?
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A. Geiger-Muller Counter
B. Cyclotron
C. Cold chamber
D. Mass spectrograph
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Correct Answer: Geiger-Muller Counter
9. "Critical mass" is the minimum mass of nuclear fissile material required for the
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A. sustainment of chain reaction.
B. power generation on commercial scale.
C. economic power generation.
D. none of these.
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Correct Answer: sustainment of chain reaction.
10. A nuclear reactor can't be used for
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A. the production of radioisotopes.
B. supplying intense fields or beams of neutron for scientific experiments.
C. marine ship propulsion.
D. none of these.
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Correct Answer: none of these.
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