Questions: The daughter products of fission reactions are radioactive

The daughter products of fission reactions are radioactive
Transcript text: The daughter products of fission reactions are radioactive
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Understanding the Question

The question asks about the nature of the daughter products of fission reactions. We need to determine which of the given options correctly describes these products.

Step 2: Analyzing the Options
  1. Stable: Fission products are typically not stable; they are often radioactive.
  2. Easy to handle: Due to their radioactivity, fission products are not easy to handle.
  3. Safe: Radioactive materials are generally not considered safe.
  4. Radioactive: Fission products are known to be radioactive.

Final Answer

The daughter products of fission reactions are \(\boxed{\text{radioactive}}\).

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