Question 38 • KISD SS-3391B-Algebra II Honors B (Exam Only)
At night, the demand for electricity supplied by a fission nuclear reactor decreases. How is the fission nuclear reaction controlled to avoid overproduction of electricity?
Answer
A
The temperature of the reactor is lowered because high temperature and pressure are needed.
B
The temperature of the reactor is raised because the reaction slows down at higher temperatures.
C
The exposure between the fuel rods and a neutron-absorbing material is increased.
D
The exposure between the fuel rods and a neutron-absorbing material is reduced.