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Exercise Session: Concepts of Neutron Collisions and Energy Loss

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This lecture covers an exercise session where the instructor guides students through solving exercises related to neutron collisions and energy loss calculations. The session includes discussions on kinetic energy, trigonometry applications, energy loss calculations, and understanding density concepts in neutron mixtures.

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