Reactor Components as Mechanism
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A controlled reactor relies on a moderator to slow neutrons for fission, control rods to regulate reaction rate, and a coolant to carry heat away.
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Inserting control rods further into the core absorbs more neutrons, slowing fission and reducing power output.
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Each component performs one distinct role — treating them as interchangeable, or one alone as controlling, misreads the system's balance.
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