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    Tetraquark Research Paper

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    A group of related, fascinating particles, each made up of four quarks, has been found. The finding could hold pieces of information about the advancement of the universe, the analysts said. The four freshly discovered tetraquarks, now called X(4140), X(4274), X(4500) and X(4700), each are made out of two quarks and two antiquarks (the antimatter accomplices of quarks). However each of the freshly discovered particles has an alternate mass and distinctive subatomic properties. They are viewed…

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    stout I'm arguing about how Finland is putting nuclear waste 100 stories underground. Finland have been quietly digging in the ground. a. thesis: Finland people want to finish digging up by 2020 so they can put 6,500 tons of spent uranium for the next 100,000 years underground. Paragraph Building deep storage is not hard just for scientists or engineers they have to manage the politics too. Evidence: Around the world, the majority of spent nuclear fuel—which remains…

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    dismal weather conditions. They can produce power 24/7 and need to be shut down for maintenance purposes only. another positive to using nuclear power is low fuel cost. The main reason behind the low fuel cost is that it requires little amount of uranium to produce energy. When a nuclear reaction happens, it releases million times more energy as compared to traditional sources of…

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    After the Three Mile Island incident the NRC cracked down rigorously on safety protocol. They emphasized training employees to handle the equipment delicately and strategized worst case scenarios that could result from another nuclear meltdown. Even though they tightened their leach on nuclear construction there was still controversy over whether or not production was even worth the risk. Nuclear energy took a step back from their accelerated production to address each issue one at a time. In…

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    Scientists use radiation in more forms than the average person realizes. With new technology these developments form new ways of living. Agriculture is not recognized as a big part in nuclear science. George de Hevesy was the first to practically use an isotope in 1911. We can thank him for the new advancements in fields of nuclear technology. The food you eat probably was altered using a form of neutron or gamma irradiation. Radioisotopes have changed the way we live, through all fertilizers,…

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    Nuclear Energy Satire

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    got the facticity. First things first, atoms of uranium split into two This is called fission and that's just the debut Fission gives off energy and heat ain't that gleam This heat goes in a container of water to make it steam Next, this steam is used to turn the turbine to generate electricity That’s all for the generation, but what about the toxicity Yes, it's hazardous, though it generates a lot of electricity. Nuclear energy needs Uranium, which is rare…

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    and fusion. By definition, nuclear fission is the splitting of an atom into two smaller nuclei with the release of energy. Fission does not normally occur naturally in nature. This type of reaction takes place when a large unstable isotope, usually Uranium, U-235, comes into contact with high speed neutrons. When they collide, fission takes place and in the process breaks down into smaller isotopes, high speed neutrons and a large amount of energy. These high speed neutrons strike more atoms…

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    Radon Geology

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    Abstract This paper explores the medical geology aspect associated with the release of radon through geological deposits. To be able to assess the release of radon it is essential to understand that release of radon originates from uranium deposits and determine where uranium deposits can be located. If knowledge on the subject under investigation is gained, government officials, corporations and the general public can interpret this data to improve and possibly eliminate health and safety…

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    Kalgoorlie Gold Mining

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    Mining in Kalgoorlie There are multiple active gold mines currently running in Kalgoorlie due to the gold deposits found underground in the area. The mines include; Daisy Milano Gold Mine, Frog's Leg Gold Mine, Super Pit Gold Mine, Kanowna Belle Gold Mine, Paddington Gold Mine, Randalls Gold Mine, South Kalgoorlie Gold Mine and White Foil Gold Mine. The majority of these mining sights are open pit, while the minority are underground. Open pit mines are generally less expensive, safer, easier to…

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    1 kg of uranium can produce 50 kWh of electrical energy compared to coal, which can only produce 3 kWh of electrical energy. To conclude, I think that we can’t risk the lives of the people around the world and that we should use Nuclear energy to make the earth a…

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