Lecture

Generating Neutrons: Experimental Techniques, Neutron Scattering

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Description

This lecture explains two methods of generating neutrons: spallation and fission. In the spallation process, high energy protons hitting a target produce neutrons, while fission in a nuclear reactor involves inducing a split in a large core, leading to a chain reaction. Examples from PSI and Chernobyl are discussed.

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Energy engineering

Nuclear power: Topics in nuclear power

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