Uranium Management and Enrichment Concepts
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Mia Campbell
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Science, Physics, Chemistry
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
05:07
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the primary purpose of uranium enrichment?
To turn uranium into a liquid
To make uranium less radioactive
To increase the concentration of U-235
To convert uranium into gold
2.
Multiple Choice
Why is U-235 important in nuclear reactors?
It is used to cool the reactor
It is the heaviest isotope
It can sustain a nuclear chain reaction
It is the most abundant isotope
3.
Multiple Choice
What is the difference between low-enriched and highly enriched uranium?
Highly enriched uranium is used for making jewelry
Low-enriched uranium is used for nuclear weapons
Highly enriched uranium is used for peaceful nuclear plants
Low-enriched uranium is used for peaceful nuclear plants
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Multiple Choice
How is uranium hexafluoride transformed during the enrichment process?
It is converted into a gas
It is dissolved in water
It is turned into a liquid
It is frozen into a solid
5.
Multiple Choice
What role do centrifuges play in uranium enrichment?
They heat the uranium
They mix the uranium with other elements
They separate isotopes by weight
They cool the uranium
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