The Function of the Control Rods in a Nuclear Reactor

question 12

Multiple Choice

The function of the control rods in a nuclear reactor is to:

• A)increase fission by slowing down the neutrons
• B)decrease the energy of the neutrons without absorbing them
• C)increase the ability of the neutrons to cause fission
• D)decrease fission by absorbing neutrons
• E)provide the critical mass for the fission reaction

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