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← ScienceWhich risk increases when supercritical fission is sustained?
A)Delayed neutron emission decreases
B)Elevated radiative heat transfer
C)Increased breeding ratio stability
D)Fuel element structural failure✓
💡 Explanation
Fuel element structural failure increases because excessive neutron flux causes rapid, uneven heating via volumetric nuclear heat deposition, therefore thermal stresses exceed material limits rather than breeding or more radiation, due to the uncontrolled fission.
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