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fission product
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product /prod·uct/ (prod´ukt) something produced.
cleavage product  a substance formed by splitting of a compound molecule into a simpler one.
fibrin degradation products , fibrinogen degradation products, fibrin split products the protein fragments produced after digestion of fibrinogen or fibrin by plasmin.
fission product  an isotope, usually radioactive, of an element in the middle of the periodic table, produced by fission of a heavy element under bombardment with high-energy particles.
spallation products  the isotopes of many different chemical elements produced in small amounts in nuclear fission.
substitution product  a substance formed by substitution of one atom or radical in a molecule by another atom or radical.

fission product
n.
A usually radioactive isotope produced as a result of the fission of a massive atom such as U235.


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uk A TRANSPORT company has been fined pounds 15,000 after exposing its workforce to radioactive products.
Amersham plc, which produces radioactive products for use in life sciences research, is authorised by the Environment Agency to discharge low levels of radioactive materials in gas, liquid and solid form.
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