Solution for problem 30 Chapter 12
For the reactor described in Example 12.12, computethe alpha activity of the 238U
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For the reactor described in Example 12.12, computethe alpha activity of the 238U present in the fuel rod.Assume that the uranium has been enriched to 4%235U, which is typical for a commercial power reactorfuel rod.
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For the reactor described in Example 12.12, computethe alpha activity of the 238U