单词nuclear fission
na.: 【物】(原子)核分裂(作用)
【物理学】(原子)核分裂(作用),核裂变
Think of nuclear fission: it generates useful energy but if it runs out of control you get a cataclysmic explosion.
这就像是核裂变反应：核裂变会产生巨大的能量，但一旦失去控制后果将是灾难性的。
If you are blonde and pretty , it is possible to become a world expert on nuclear fission by the age of 22.
如果你是一位金发碧眼的美貌女子，那么很可能在22岁时就能成为世界级的核裂变专家。
One of the methods to set free the energy locked in such substances as uranium is known as nuclear fission.
一种把储存在象铀这样的物质里面的能量释放出来的方法被称为核裂变。
Nuclear fission would have been a dramatic discovery at any time.
在任何时候，原子核裂变都会成为引人注目的发现。
The only method in use today is through nuclear fission, though other methods might one day include nuclear fusion and radioactive decay.
现今惟一使用的方法是核裂变，也许将来会使用其它方法包括核聚变和辐射衰变。
Many of the heaviest nuclei can be induced to break up into two fragments of intermediate size, a process called nuclear fission.
许多最重要的原子核能被诱发分裂为两块大小适中的碎片，这一过程称为核裂变。
See nuclear fission; nuclear fusion. The splitting of heavy atomic nuclei to release energy in the form of heat and radioactivity.
重原子核分裂，能量以热能和放射能的形式释放出来。
They occur as a result of nuclear fission, when a Uranium atom splits into lighter elements and releases energy.
它们的存在是核裂变的结果，当一个铀原子分裂成各种轻质元素的同时释放能量。
When planets are close to the black hole, their material structures are torn up creating a strange centripetal nuclear fission.
星体在接近黑洞时，星体的物质结构被撕裂，这是奇怪的向心核裂变。
After the Great Patriotic War, the Soviet Union"s nuclear fission research have no news.
卫国战争爆发后，苏联核裂变研究陷入停滞。