multiple fission

ˈmʌltɪpl̩ ˈfɪʃən

Definition

Definition of multiple fission - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

biology

TECH.

asexual reproduction in unicellular organisms forming daughter cells

TECH.

Multiple fission occurs in some protozoa.
Multiple fission is a common method of reproduction in algae.
Scientists studied multiple fission in the laboratory.

division

reproduction

splitting

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Expressions with multiple

multiple factors

various reasons influencing an outcome

Multiple factors led to the team's victory.

multiple-choice

adj.

offering options to select the correct one

She prefers multiple-choice over essay questions.

multiple use

use of one thing for several different purposes or activities

The community center was designed for multiple use by local groups.

multiple birth

birth with more than one baby

She experienced a multiple birth with twins.

multiple orgasm

two or more orgasms in quick succession

She experienced a multiple orgasm during their intimate moment.

multiple-entry

adj.

allowing more than one entry or access

She applied for a multiple-entry visa.

Expressions with fission

binary fission

cell splits into two identical cells by asexual reproduction

Bacteria multiply by binary fission.

fission bomb

bomb that explodes by splitting heavy atomic nuclei

A fission bomb destroyed the city in seconds.

fission product

material created by the splitting of an atomic nucleus

Fission products include isotopes of iodine and cesium..

fission reactor

device that generates energy by nuclear fission

The fission reactor powers the entire city with its output..

nuclear fission

large atom splits into smaller ones releasing energy

Nuclear fission powers many nuclear reactors.

spontaneous fission

nuclear reaction where a heavy nucleus splits without external cause

Spontaneous fission of uranium-238 releases energy and neutrons..

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French:fission multiple, ...
German:Vielfache Teilung, ...
Italian:scissione multipla, ...
Spanish:fisión múltiple, ...
Portuguese:fissão múltipla, ...
Chinese:多次分裂, ...
Japanese:多分裂, ...
Arabic:اِنْشِطار مُتَعَدِّد, ...
Hebrew:חַלּוּקָה מְרֻבֶּה, ...
Russian:множественное деление, ...
Ukrainian:множинне поділ, ...
Hindi:बहु विखंडन, ...
Bengali:একাধিক বিভাজন, ...
Catalan:fissió múltiple, ...
Czech:mnohonásobné dělení, ...
Danish:multipel fission, ...
Dutch:meervoudige deling, ...
Greek:πολλαπλή διαίρεση, ...
Hungarian:többszörös osztódás, ...
Khmer:ការបែងចែកច្រើនដង, ...
Korean:다분열, ...
Persian:شکافت چندگانه, ...
Polish:rozmnażanie przez podział wielokrotny, ...
Portuguese (BR):fissão múltipla, ...
Romanian:fisiune multiplă, ...
Swedish:multipel fission, ...
Thai:การแบ่งตัวแบบหลายครั้ง, ...
Turkish:çoklu bölünme, ...
Vietnamese:phân chia nhiều lần, ...

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