Electricity from nuclear energy - class-X
Description: electricity from nuclear energy | |
Number of Questions: 33 | |
Created by: Saurabh Mittal | |
Tags: physics atomic nuclei heat and energy energy production sources of energy towards green energy nuclei work and energy world energy needs energy management energy : forms and sources |
In India, a nuclear power plant is located in
The heat energy produced in the nuclear fission reactions can be used to produce
Which is used as 'coolants' in a nuclear power station?
Which of the following will produce more energy in a short time?
A hydrogen bomb is a
Which of the following will produce lesser pollution problems?
The fusion reactions occur at
Which of the following isotopes of Uranium is unstable?
An atom bomb is based on the principle of.
The process by which the percentage of U-235 in U-238 is increased, is called
The energy released due to loss in mass during the process of nuclear fission and fusion is called:
The most common fuel for a fission reaction in a nuclear reactor is:
Energy produced in nuclear power plants is example of:
What is the biggest advantage of nuclear energy?
Health hazards related to nuclear radiations are:
What is Chain Reaction?
What is known as process of splitting of an atom?
Which energy is produced by nuclear fission or nuclear fusion?
From below which are the disadvantages of nuclear energy?
1 kg of ________ can light up $1$ bulb for $3\times10^4$ years.
Radiations from a nuclear power plant is harmful to:
In Kaiga Atomic Power reactor plant, the fuel that can be used is
The fuel used in nuclear power plants is
The fusion reactions occur at
Nuclear energy may become an important source of energy in the future.
Which one of the following statements about nuclear energy is NOT true?
An atom bomb works on :
The essential distinction between X-rays and $\gamma$-rays is that the $\gamma$-rays :
Principle of Hydrogen bomb is .................. reactions.
In hydrogen bomb we use the process of
Which bomb works on the principle of Nuclear fusion ?