Physics · Nuclear Physics
What is the primary role of graphite in nuclear reactors?
- 1As a moderator to slow down neutrons✓
- 2As a coolant to absorb excess heat
- 3As a shield against gamma radiation
- 4As control rods to absorb neutrons
Correct answer
As a moderator to slow down neutrons
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