Nuclear Reactivity: Moderation, Enrichment, Absorption

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This lecture covers the concepts of nuclear reactivity, including moderation with materials like liquid water, heavy water, and graphite, enrichment with U-235 and Pu-239, and absorption with materials like boron and steel.

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