nuclear chain

Might there not be such a thing as a nuclear chain reaction?

The process continues, like a nuclear chain reaction, until the brain is destroyed.

At around that time the Germans and others were in a race to produce a nuclear chain reaction.

The mixture triggered a nuclear chain reaction at the plant.

In 1942, the world's first nuclear chain reaction took place in Chicago.

I believe we have also gained something important, namely transparency regarding the nuclear chain.

Because this compression occurs very suddenly, the nuclear chain reaction takes the form of an explosion.

In turn, the physical properties of the rock could help set off a nuclear chain reaction and explosion, according to the thesis.

The amount of energy released by a nuclear chain reaction is measured in kilotons.

But not so in the upper reaches of the nuclear chain of command.

If enough plutonium gathers in one location, a nuclear chain reaction could take place.

The rising mushroom cloud indicated that a fast nuclear chain reaction had taken place.

We're talking about someone who is next to the President, at the very top of the nuclear chain of command."

Those that work on weapons related research will often study how nuclear chain reactions occur with very high temperature and pressure physics.

They established in 1939 the possibility of nuclear chain reactions and nuclear energy production.

This is known as a nuclear chain reaction.

If too much plutonium is put in one place a critical mass may result, causing a spontaneous nuclear chain reaction.

When the core is compressed to sufficient density, the nuclear chain reaction begins.

It may support a nuclear chain reaction, which could in principle be used to build nuclear weapons.

The following year he filed for a patent on the concept of the neutron-induced nuclear chain reaction.

A nuclear chain fiber is a specialized sensory organ contained within a muscle.

In sufficient concentration, these isotopes maintain a sustained nuclear chain reaction.

The value of k determines how a nuclear chain reaction proceeds:

The treaty simply bans all weapons tests involving nuclear chain reaction explosions.

A critical mass is the smallest amount of fissile material needed for a sustained nuclear chain reaction.