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    Non-Proliferation

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    What does non-proliferation and disarmament in the discussion on nuclear weapons, mean? Nuclear weapon is an explosive device that is used as a disinfectant such as is happening in Palestine now. It stems from the destructive power supplied from nuclear reactions whether he fission or a combination of fission and fusion. Since the enactment of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, these explosive weapons used more than two thousand times for tests and demonstrations. Due to these highly…

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    Remote Handling (RH) is now a day’s an essential part of industries, especially the ones which involve nuclear and hazardous environments. Apart from their ability to work in confined spaces or locations with limited accessibility, the prime advantage of using remote handling tools in the nuclear industry is that they minimize the exposure of human beings to radiations thus ensuring safety of personnel. Remote Handling has certain challenges associated with it like vacuum compatibility, residual…

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    which two or more nuclei combine which forms a newer, more stable element, with a higher atomic number. Nuclear fission, on the other hand, is the “splitting of a nucleus into smaller fragments, accompanied by the release of neutrons…” For example, uranium-235 and plutonium-239 are fissionable isotopes. In fusion reactions deuterium and tritium, hydrogen isotopes, are combined to form a helium nucleus. Although fusion is a very desirable process, the reaction is unpredictable. The necessity of…

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    The world's common assets are being expended at a disturbing rate. As these assets reduce , individuals will be looking for option sources by which to produce power for warmth and light . The main handy short term answer for the vitality emergency is atomic force. The world's regular assets are being expended at a disturbing rate. As these assets reduce , individuals will be looking for option sources by which to produce power for warmth and light . The main pragmatic short term answer for the…

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    Miller-Urey Lab Report

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    Miller-Urey Experiment The goal of the Miller-Urey experiment was to recreate the “primordial soup” that was the Earth's early oceans. In the atmosphere, the chemicals H2O, CH4, NH3, and H2, or water, methane, ammonia, and hydrogen. Electrical storms were also very common at this point in time, and Miller and Urey's goal was to recreate these circumstances as accurately as possible in order to see if life would currently form under these conditions. They set up a fairly simple contraption that…

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    Einstein was born on March 14, 1829, also now known as pi day. He was born in the country of Germany. Einstein was a fan of music. He knew how to play the violin and piano. Einstein moved to America in the year of 1933. He was there given a professorship in Princeton, New Jersey. Einstein had done many things in his life. One of his major accomplishments was the “theory of relativity.” This theory gave people a better understanding of space, time, and gravity. He also published a series of…

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    Essay On Leo Szilard

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    Leo Szilard once said “Pronouncement of experts to the effect that something cannot be done has always irritated me” . Szilard was born in Hungary but somehow worked with the U.S.A. in World War Two. In the course of his life he went to many universities and studied many subjects until finally settling on physics. Szilard helped create the Atom Bomb, used persistence to innovate ways to help win World War Two and illuminate the world by changing its perspective on warfare. Leo Szilard was an…

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    Radon Research Paper

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    Radon is a colorless chemically-unreactive inert gas. You cannot see it, smell it or taste it. The atomic radius is 1.34 angstroms and it is the heaviest known gas. Radon is nine times denser than air. Because it is a single atom gas it easily penetrates many common materials like paper, low density plastic, most paints, and building materials like gypsum board, concrete block, wood paneling, and most insulations. Radon was discovered by Ernest Rutherford and Robert B. Owens in 1899.…

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    fission by having a speed neutron hit a uranium atom, the uranium atom spit. When the speeding neutron hit the nucleus of the uranium atom the atom stretched until it split. Before this, Niels Bohr had a theory that a nucleus must be “like a wobbly droplet of liquid.” Hahn discovered that this theory was indeed accurate. When Hahn split the atom there was enough energy to make a grain of sand jump, but he was curious to see if he used a larger piece of uranium what would happen, if…

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    It was 2103rd year, when the humanity has achieved the top of technological and industrial development. Population on Earth has reached it’s to 100 billion people and genetic modified products could not save the whole world from hunger. Oil, metal, wood and water sources has been wasted and scared. But everything changed when the scientists identified the organic material in the earth’s core. It was unbelievable because this material could change own chemical structure and shape by synthesis…

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