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What is the advantages and disadvantages of Nuclear fission ?

Important Questions on Sources of Energy

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Which of the following can be produced during the nuclear fission as well as nuclear fusion reactions?
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_____ is the other name (short name) of the reactor which is located at Kalpakkam.
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A big area of land has a large number of wind generators is called a _____.
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Which of the following is ultimately not derived from the sun’s energy (or solar energy)?
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Among the following, which can be produced during nuclear fission as well as fusion?
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A windmill is a machine that converts the _____ energy of wind into electrical or mechanical energy.
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Which of the following can undergo nuclear fusion reaction?
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The phenomena in which a parent nucleus splits into two daughter nuclei is called nuclear _____
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Fuel used in thermal power plants is:
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The process of changing the gas phase into liquid phase is known as _____.
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Most of the sources of energy we use represent stored solar energy. Which of the following is not ultimately derived from the Sun’s energy?
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Choose Major Nuclear Power Plants. 
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The splitting of a heavy nucleus into two lighter nuclei is called _____.
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The energy in the reactor of a nuclear power station is produced by the process of:
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Considering the overall energy conversion in a thermal power plant, the _____ energy of the fuel is converted into electrical energy.
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_____ atomic power station is the first nuclear power station in India.
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A nuclear reaction in uranium starts when a slow-moving _____ is absorbed by the nucleus of U-235.
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Nuclear reactors use controlled _____ reaction to generate electricity.
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Because of the development of science, many nations today are able to generate electricity from _____ energy.
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The fuel which is not used at thermal power plants is: