Physique théorique

<div class="header row align-items-center">                <div class="col-auto text-center">                    <div>                        Lycée                        <br/>Première</div>                </div>                <div class="col text-center">                    <h1 class="title">Nuclear fission </h1>                </div>                <div class="col-auto">                    Physique théorique                </div>            </div><div class="definition" id="fiche_definition">                        <h4>Définition</h4>                        <div class="boxy">                    <div class="keyword">Isotopes </div>                    <div class="explain">2 atoms are isotopes when they have the same atomic number Z but different mass number A : 235/92 U and 238/92 U.</div>                    <div class="keyword">Pellet</div>                    <div class="explain">It's the name of the elementary unit containing nuclear fuel.</div></div>                </div><div class="body" id="fiche_body"><div class="zone-img">                            <img                                src="https://api.partielo.fr/sheet/image?file=1648902166125JQWpMJUVM2bkk4iuYL8hOXP2e.jpeg"                                />                            <p>null</p>                        </div><p><strong>How nuclear fission works </strong></p><p>An atom is made of a nucleus (composed of neutrons and protons) and electrons. If a neutron collides with a 235/92 U atom, and if the 2 or more 

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Nuclear fission

Nuclear fission

Définition