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How Scientific Chance and a Little Luck Helped Usher in the Nuclear Age
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Fermi looks like Monk a little bit....nice.
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"The graphite bricks that formed the structure of the first atomic pile served as a moderator to slow down the neutrons emitted from the uranium slugs embedded throughout the pile, enhancing the probability of fission. Not only are all nuclear reactors based on this effect;"
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https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/enrico-fermi-scientific-chance-luck-nuclear-age-180971249/#hyw8Ol9MFEm16B3d.99
I question this statement from the referenced article. I realize my experience as a reactor operator is somewhat limited but I don't think it applies to a liquid metal fast fission plant. I will defer to those with more operational experience than I.
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