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    Both Nuclear fission and Nuclear fusion reactions have their advantages and disadvantages. In terms of energy that they produce fusion reactions produces relatively more energy compared to fission reactions however fusion reactions require more conditions for them to take place. They require higher temperatures which means that the energy that has to be inputted for them to work is way more compared to the energy inputted for the fission reactions because of this fact it might not be wise to…

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    reactions. There are two known forms of nuclear reactions; fission and fusion. Fusion is the combining of two atoms to form a new one. Fusion occurs when two molecules are moving at extremely high speeds at each other. Then, the two atoms collide and combine together to form a new atom and a massive amount of energy. Unfortunately, here on earth, scientists have not been able to replicate fusion for use. The only known place where fusion occurs is the sun, where hydrogen atoms collide at high…

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    When the nuclear fusion was created in 1934 by Physicist Enrico Fermi, it opened a new door to the universe that has become very significant within our modern society (History of Nuclear Energy). Nuclear fusion led to the findings of nuclear energy used today to power our electricity. The state with the most amount of nuclear energy used is within the Mississippi and the large production of nuclear energy within Mississippi is very harmful towards the surroundings and the ecosystem around…

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    had a big impact on the research and development of nuclear energy. With the war going on over seas the government turned to the Army Corp of Engineers to look into nuclear power. From this the Manhattan project started to figure out how to put an end to the war. The Army Corp of Engineers researched nuclear fission and fusion. Finally they had figured out the formula and made the two atomic bombs which helped end the war. The project itself had supplied over 130,000 people with jobs, but by…

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    the customers. In each year a lot of industries find new innovated ways to improve the gas mileages in cars, like the Toyota Prius or like doing electrical cars like the Tesla brand or doing hybrids, part electrical and gas operated like the Ford Fusion hybrid. Fuel efficient cars have been a big priority for most consumers when buying a car then it was 20 years ago. Another reason for fuel efficient cars was that there was complaints that gas from cars were polluting the environment which can…

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    Radiation Lab Report

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    Objective-We are trying to figure out two things while doing this experiment. First thing is how strong is the radiation based on the distance from the source and if thickness of the material effects how much radiation gets through. Introduction-One thing to know about this experiment is Isotopes.Isotopes of an element are different versions with same number of neutrons but different number of neutrons. Also these isotopes can be unstable which means they decay overtime releasing radiation.…

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    Tata Nano Case Study

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    CASE BRIEF – TATA NANO DESCRIPTION Tata developed and started manufacturing Tata Nano, “the cheapest car in the world”, and has to decide the level of production capacity. Should Tata be conservative risking to cede market to competitors or should they make an aggressive commitment? EVALUATIONS Tata worked years to develop a ULCC (Ultra Low Cost Car) targeting the bottom end of the pyramid of the Indian population. The development of Tata Nano was based on 3 main targets: cost lower than Rs 1…

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    X-Ray Research Paper

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    As previously mentioned, the shorter the wavelengths of radiation, the greater its energy thus x-rays will have a greater energy and strong penetrating power based on its wavelength. Longer wavelengths near the UV ray bar on the electromagnetic spectrum (see fig.1) are called soft (lower energy) x-rays and the shorter wavelength, overlapping the gamma ray range (see fig.1) are known as hard (high energy…

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    that is many times larger than Earth. Many scientists have referred to it as a massive nuclear reactor that burns numerous amounts of hydrogen; and just like an actual nuclear reactor, hydrogen is the essential fuel in nuclear fusion reactions. The hydrogen in these fusion reactions fuse together to form beryllium, helium, and lithium atoms. “The temperature on the surface of the Sun is approximately six thousand degrees Celsius. While at its core, it is about a million degrees Celsius”…

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    Toyota Power Distance

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    3.4 Power distance A large distance between power of society is similar to collective society which emphasis on social class and level (Hofstede, 1994). Everyone wants power and desires gap between people(Hofstede, 1994). In this society, people who has low power also want to make friend with high power people that hope to increase their power. There is common phenomenon between different people which was recognized by people who is in large power distance society(Hofstede, 1994). In this…

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