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Basically, there are two things that can ultimately happen to neutrons. Either they get absorbed into the nucleus of an atom, or they undergo radioactive decay. In a fission reactor, neutrons typically last only microseconds, with the life expectancy depending on conditions. A free neutron, outside the reactor, has a half life of 886 seconds, or a little less than fifteen minutes. During its lifetime, it could travel quite far, but the likelihood of a neutron getting out of the reactor is extremely small, so small that it is discounted as an event rare enough not to warrant concern.

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You are presumably thinking of a nuclear weapon detonation. In such a case the surplus neutrons will be absorbed by other material in the vicinity producing isotopes which may be radioactive.

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A free neutron can either escape to the outside; it can be absorbed by some nucleus; or it can decay.

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