fission reaction

基本解释

A fission reaction is a lot like a table filled with Jenga games, each stack of blocks standing close to another stack.
一个裂变反应很像是一个摆满积木游戏的桌子，每一个积木堆和另一个堆相邻。
It was not the same design as Chernobyl, which used solid graphite instead of water to moderate—or slow down—the fission reaction.
它的设计和切尔诺贝利不一样，切尔诺贝利用的是固体石墨，而不是水，来缓冲（即减慢）核裂变。
In such an accident, the fission reaction goes out of control, leading to a nuclear explosion and the emission of great amounts of radiation .
在这样的事故中，裂变反应失控，导致爆炸和核辐射的大容量的排放。

Each fission reaction splits the nucleus of an atom of uranium-235 or plutonium-239 into two smaller atoms and releases a great deal of energy.
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