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Class 12 Physics Practice Test: Nuclear Force
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1. Uranium 235 mass should be greater than X, then it is capable of continuous fission by itself. Identify X.
2. Controlled chain reactions form the basis of an atomic bomb.
3. Which of the following is the main result of nuclear fission?
4. What is the energy released in the fission of 2 kg of Uranium 235? (Given: energy per fission = 200 MeV)
5. Which of the following forms the basis of a nuclear reactor?
6. Which of the following best define nuclear forces?
7. The nuclear force is short-ranged.
8. Find the true statement.
9. What is the energy released in a nuclear reaction called?
10. Why is a fusion reaction difficult to perform?

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