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Nuclear criticality safety

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Nuclear criticality safety refers to the set of practices, procedures, and engineering principles designed to prevent unintended nuclear fission chain reactions. This field is particularly important in settings where nuclear materials—such as fissile isotopes like uranium-235 and plutonium-239—are handled, stored, or processed.

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