Which effect accelerates decay when Uranium concentrates beyond criticality?

💡 Explanation

Increased Uranium concentrations amplify neutron flux, which stimulates more fissions. Therefore, radioactive decay accelerates because neutron-induced fission overcomes inherent decay rates, rather than mere alpha/beta emissions or isotope stabilization under criticality conditions.

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