Assertion: fission | /r/HasProperty | self-sustaining
Facets:
value: consequently
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Fission can be self-sustaining because it produces more neutrons with the speed required to cause new fissions.
text: In 1956, Japanese-American physicist Paul Kuroda compounded on the idea and theorized the conditions under which nuclear fission could spontaneously develop and be sustained.
text: For fission to be self-sustaining, the substance must reach critical mass, the minimum amount of mass required; falling short of critical mass limits reaction length to mere microseconds.
text: The fission is driven by neutrons provided by fusion ignition events, and is consequently not self-sustaining.
text: The fission is driven by neutrons provided by fusion ignition events, and is consequently not self-sustaining.
text: Fission can be self-sustaining because it produces more neutrons of the speed required to cause new fissions.
text: It at least one of the neutrons goes on to cause another \(\ce{U}\)-235 disintegration, the fission will be self-sustaining.
text: Fission can be self-sustaining because it produces more neutrons with the speed required to cause new fissions.