adj.
Capable of undergoing fission: fissionable nuclear material.
fissionability fis'sion·a·bil'i·ty n.
fissionable
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The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
(physics) capable of undergoing nuclear fission
Synonym: fissile
Antonym: nonfissionable (meaning #1)
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- nuclear warhead (ordnance)
- source material (nucleonics)
- plutonium reactor (nucleonics)
- breeding gain (nucleonics)
- regenerative reactor (nucleonics)
- breeder reactor (nucleonics)
- exponential experiment (nucleonics)
- fuel reprocessing (nucleonics)
- nitride nuclear fuel (nucleonics)
- nuclear fuel form (nucleonics)
- oxide nuclear fuel (nucleonics)
- thermal utilization factor (nucleonics)
- conversion ratio
- crit (nucleonics)
