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In a nuclear reactor, when the control rods are lowered between the fuel rods, they slow the fission reactions. a. True b. False
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In a nuclear reactor, when the control rods are lowered between the fuel rods, they slow the fission reactions.
a. True
b. False
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True when the boron control rods are lowered it slows the reaction
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