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VOLUME 21 (1975) | ISSUE 6 | PAGE 365
Hydrodynamic effect in the passage of fission fragments through condensed matter
When fission fragments pass through condensed matter, the hydrodynamic mechanism of energy transfer causes a short-duration compression of the matter in the vicinity of the fragment track; this, in turn, can increase the concentration of the active particles that stimulate the course of various chemical processes.