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fission Noun 1. the act or process of splitting into parts 2. Biol a form of asexual reproduction involving a division into two or more equal parts 3. the splitting of atomic nuclei with the release of a large amount of energy [Latin fissio a splitting] fissionable adj
The process whereby the nucleus of a heavy element splits into (generally) two nuclei of lighter elements, with the release of substantial amounts of energy. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
fission Translations n fission the splitting of the nuclei of atoms. splitsing إنْشِطار деление štěpení fission; spaltning die Spaltung σχάση fisión aatomituuma lõhustamine کافش fissio fission בִקוַּע גַרעִינִי अणुओं का विभाजन, जीव कोशों का विभाजन fisija, cijepanje (raspadanje) atoma (mag)hasadás fisi kjarnaklofningur fissione 核分裂 핵분열, 분열 skilimas atomkodola šķelšanās pembelahan splijting spalting, fisjon rozszczepienie fissão fisiune атомный распад štiepenie jadra cepitev fisija klyvning, kärnklyvning การแตกตัวของนิวเคลียสของอะตอม (ทางฟิสิกส์) nükleer bölünme 裂變 розщеплення (атомного ядра) ٹوٹنے یا بکھرنے سے طاقت کا اخراج ہونا sự phân hạch 裂变 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It was also a strong sign, say the researchers, that the fissioning of uranium in at least one part of the Oklo mine operated in a cyclic fashion. As a result of the fortunes of war, an increased number of speculative ventures in the mining industry, and multiple claims or "servitudes" on undivided land, a fissioning of landholdings took place in these areas. The teaching profession perceives, perhaps more clearly than others, the evil social consequences in the permanent fissioning of American culture which will result from state support of church-controlled education. |
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