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1. Development f the Atomic Bomb
   ... In a nuclear chain reaction, trillions of atoms would split in less than a millionth of a second, thereby giving forth an awesome burst of power. ...
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2. The Manhatten Project
   ... A reactor had to be constructed with only a very small margin for error. Enrico Fermi was attempting to establish the first nuclear chain reaction. ...
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3. nuclear energy
   ... The development of nuclear energy In 1972, scientists discovered a natural chain reaction had occurred nearly 2 billion years ago in a uranium deposit in the ...
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4. Nuclear Energy 2
   ... Soon after Enrico Fermi achieved a sustainable nuclear chain reaction at the University of Chicago, the Manhattan Project built a topsecret complex of nuclear ...
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5. Nuclear Power
   ... trigger another, so that the process can spread throughout the entire nuclear fuel, like a set of dominos. This brings up the idea of chain reaction, which can ...
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6. Nuclear Power 2
   ... the core. Hence the term Nuclear Meltdown. As a chain reaction continues, fission products accumulate in the reactor core. Most ...
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7. tokaimura nuclear accident
   ... neutrons fission other uranium nuclei which in turn give off neutrons that split still more nuclei this is called a chain reaction. In a nuclear power reactor ...
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8. Plutonium
   ... A nuclear reactor is a device that produces a selfsustaining nuclear chain reaction, in which the neutrons produced in the reaction, go on to split other ...
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9. Atomic Bomb Design
   ... Mexico. The designing of the bombs stemmed from a nuclear chainreaction that is normally started by an initiator. The initiator ...
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10. Nuclear Power
    ... concerned that if the rods were too closely stored in the pools, a nuclear reaction would occur. When researched further, the chain reaction theory became very ...
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11. Nuclear Power
    ... concerned that if the rods were too closely stored in the pools, a nuclear reaction would occur. When researched further, the chain reaction theory became very ...
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12. What is Nuclear Power
    ... concerned that if the rods were too closely stored in the pools, a nuclear reaction would occur. When researched further, the chain reaction theory became very ...
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13. Nuclear Energy
    ... Only nuclei that have many more neutrons than protons, such as uranium nuclei, can produce a nuclear chain reaction. The scarce ...
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14. nuclear weapons
    ... These neutrons may break apart other nearby fissionable nuclei, starting a chain reaction, and resulting in the ... Another form of nuclear energy is called fusion ...
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15. nuclear energy
    ... pioneered the chain reaction using uranium and heavy water, the scientists applied their knowledge and their heavy water to the new Canadian nuclear industry. ...
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16. Nuclear Disaster in Japan
    ... The nuclear reaction was put under control about twenty hours after the accident. The governor was extremely happy when he heard that the chain reaction had ...
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17. Nuclear Reactors
    ... This process is called a chain reaction. The fission process is used to create heat, which boils water inside the nuclear reactor. ...
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18. photography
    ... the element uranium may be turned into a new and important source of energy in the near future...It may become possible to set up a nuclear chain reaction in a ...
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19. nuclear rockets
    ... those 2.54 neutrons that keep the chain reaction going because they will expend their high kinetic energy by bouncing off of other small nuclear particles such ...
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20. Atomic Bomb
    ... His letter read, ampquotI believe, therefore, that is my duty to bring to your attention that it may become possible to set up a nuclear chain reaction in a large ...
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21. nuclear power
    ... continues on and is called a chain reaction. World Book vol. 14, 588 The fission process is used to create heat, which boils water inside the nuclear reactor ...
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22. Hiroshima, The world is no longer safe
    ... The first three physicists to create a nuclear chain reaction were Enrico Fermi, ItalianAmerican Leo Szilard, Hungarian and Frederic JoliotCurie, French. ...
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23. manhattanproject
    ... bomb, the Hydrogen Bomb, became the leader of the US nuclear arsenal ... which would further strengthen the original fission, causing a much larger chain reaction. ...
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24. Nuclear Energy and the Environment
    ... pioneered the chain reaction using uranium and heavy water, the scientists applied their knowledge and their heavy water to the new Canadian nuclear industry. ...
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25. nuclear energy
    ... continues on and is called a chain reaction. World Book vol. 14, 588 The fission process is used to create heat, which boils water inside the nuclear reactor ...
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26. The Manhattan Project
    ... pleading for support to further research the power of nuclear fission Badash ... A chain reaction, therefore, was theoretically possible, if not too many neutrons ...
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27. Manhattan Project1
    ... pleading for support to further research the power of nuclear fission Badash ... A chain reaction, therefore, was theoretically possible, if not too many neutrons ...
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28. The Manhattan Project 2
    ... pleading for support to further research the power of nuclear fission Badash ... A chain reaction, therefore, was theoretically possible, if not too many neutrons ...
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29. albert einstein
    ... probable through the work of Joliot in France as well as Fermi and Szilard in America that it may become possible to set up a nuclear chain reaction in a ...
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30. Neuclear Power
    ... concerned that if the rods were too closely stored in the pools, a nuclear reaction would occur. When researched further, the chain reaction theory became very ...
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