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    Natalie Caparelli Mrs.Stanton October 5, 2015 Is Nuclear Chemistry Worth The Risk? Pros and Cons of Nuclear Chemistry in Medicine Nuclear chemistry, along with its advantages, has many cons such as extended decay periods, emission of radioactive particles into the atmosphere, and negative side effects from its many medical uses. Radioactive particles vary in strength, alpha particles, for example, are able to pass through sheet of paper. On the other hand, gamma rays are about to pass through…

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    Soviet nuclear bombs were detonated on American soil, completely destroying everything of any significance to society (Frank). Tension had existed between the two superpowers of the era for several years before the publication of Alas, Babylon, yet several Americans refused to prepare themselves for the idea that everything could change in an instant. According to Richard…

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    Nuclear Energy From flipping a switch to see the other end of your room at night, to developing this very document, electricity is a necessity humans in our country may simply never live without. We’ve learned to adapt to a society that has only taught us how to utilize its purpose, but are rarely taught about the consequences caused by generating the electricity through coal mines, and that there are alternative options to save our planet. Nuclear energy is alternative energy source…

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    the Manhattan Project, Seaborg returned to the University of California, Berkeley, as a professor. Dr. Seaborg’s many advancements in the realm of nuclear science paved the way for the him to be appointed different positions. From 1954 to 1961, he was the Associate Director of the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory where, in 1946, he took over the nuclear chemical research, which was operated by the University of California. Around the same time, he was appointed to be one of the first members of…

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    that why do we think nuclear power is good? And why not use wood or coal or something other that nuclear power. Science has identified this issue when they monitored how much resources we use and we have to understand how we won’t run out of resources. This issue affects us because one day we will run out of resources such as coal gas or oil and it will lead to a difficult like which will affect human population. Uranium has several uses and one of them is to power a nuclear power plant. The…

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    Take a look at the world’s society in this day and age, now notice that there is some sort of technology in every direction. Technology has become an essential part of the human lifestyle. It has evolved from being items that only certain people could use to now being within the hands of almost anyone, even children. Now some may feel like technology is dangerous and that we are becoming zombies to our screens, but technology is overall beneficial than disruptive to the human lifestyle.…

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    (dynamite) and radioactive components (The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 2014). A RDD is any device that causes the resolute diffusion of radioactive material without a nuclear detonation (REMM, 2016).Terrorist who have utilized RDDs have labeled them as dirty bombs (Ready, 2016). However, the United States military recognizes RDDs as Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) (Burton, 2006). The radioactive materials in RDDs have been extensively used in the medicine and research industries…

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    unconditional surrender it, it wasn’t worth destroying all the lives of the villagers living in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The starting development for the atomic bomb occurred when Leo Szilard, a Hungarian physicist, moved to the United states to research nuclear chains and the possibility of creating a bomb with the chain reactions. Germany then announced…

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    but President Truman decided to nuclear bomb them instead. People say that the bombing was unjustified but President Truman, being backed into a corner, made the right…

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    and many other fields. One such technology is the development of nuclear power. Nuclear energy is “the energy held in the nucleus of an atom; it can be obtained through two types of reactions – fission and fusion”1. Recently nuclear energy has become more important because of its various uses and applications, its effects on the environment, and based on the church’s opinions and the opinions of the military and governments, nuclear energy is an important tool that humans should continue to…

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