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Could we see the beginning neutron who is taking part in this nuclear fission but doesn't make the reflection as the out-coming, then left as one among the three neutron finally, similarly to the functions of catalyst in one chemistry reaction?
The reason can be attributed as that it doesn't really take part in nuclear fission, but plays the roles of boosting the speed of reaction, motivating the release of energy, and increasing the particles' emitting (Rays, such as Gamma).
If so, the meaning of this case gave a proof that the theoretical framework of ordinary Chemical reactions can be shifted into the explanations of 'nuclear world'. It might begin a significant simplification of our epistemology in microcosmic world.
Jason M. C., Han (talk) 14:48, 17 June 2016 (UTC)
