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1. Atomic Bombs
   ... the isotope uranium238. Thus, the problem arose of how to obtain enough U235 to sustain a chain reaction. A solution was found ...
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2. The Manhatten Project
   ... In the spherical piece of uranium, the surface area is much smaller and a greater proportion of neutrons remain in the uranium to sustain the chain reaction.
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3. Nuclear Energy 2
   ... The uranium reaches a critical mass, which is the mass necessary to sustain a chain reaction. This is relatively safe until the point of critical mass. ...
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4. atomic bomb
   ... If you were to take a small amount of pure fissile material, say about the size of a golf ball it would not be enough to sustain a chain reaction and thus ...
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5. Nucular Bomb
   ... be addressed by the scientists working on the Manhattan Project was ampquotthe production of ample amounts of amp39enrichedamp39 uranium to sustain a chain reaction.ampquotOutlaw ...
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6. Manhattan Project and the ABomb
   ... be addressed by the scientists working on the Manhattan Project was ampquotthe production of ample amounts of amp39enrichedamp39 uranium to sustain a chain reaction.ampquotOutlaw ...
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7. The Atomic Bomb 2
   ... A small sphere of pure fissile material, about the size of a golf ball, would not sustain a chain reaction, due to the fact that a number of neutrons, escape ...
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8. The Atom Bomb
   ... bomb. Neils Bohr said isotopes uranium235 would be good because it was very unstable and can sustain the chain reaction. Glen Seaborg ...
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9. The Atomic Bomb
   ... bomb. Neils Bohr said isotopes uranium235 would be good because it was very unstable and can sustain the chain reaction. Glen Seaborg ...
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10. Development f the Atomic Bomb
    ... bombarded by one neutron He later wrote, ampquotSuch an element could surly sustain a nuclear chain reaction. While Szilard worked to ...
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11. Atomic Bomb
    ... issue addressed by the scientists working on the Manhattan Project was ampquotthe production of ample amounts of amp39enrichedamp39 uranium to sustain a chain reaction.ampquotThe ...
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12. Nuclear Energy
    ... Neutrons released in fission travel too rapidly to be absorbed by U235 nuclei in numbers large enough to sustain a chain reaction. ...
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13. atomicb
    ... be addressed by the scientists working on the Manhattan Project was ampquotthe production of ample amounts of amp39enrichedamp39 uranium to sustain a chain reaction.ampquotOutlaw ...
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14. what are nuclesr weapons
    ... happen. These two materials are known as fissile materials because they are able to sustain a fissile chain reaction Encarta. All ...
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15. atomic bomb
    ... into a bomb. The most complicated process in this was trying to produce enough uranium to sustain a chain reaction. The bombs used ...
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16. Atomic Bomb
    ... dollars. The most complicated process in its development was trying to produce enough uranium to sustain a chain reaction. The first ...
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17. Atomic Bomb1
    ... into a bomb. The most complicated process in this was trying to produce enough uranium to sustain a chain reaction. The bombs used ...
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18. Enrico Fermi
    ... Thus Fermi joined the Manhattan Project. The main goal of Fermi and Szilardamp39s experiments were to prove that they could sustain a nuclear chain reaction. ...
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19. Aviation
    ... He built a pair of wings of a size suitable to sustain his own weight, and made use of gravity as ... In time he would have a chain of bicycle and motorcycle shops ...
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20. nuclear energy
    ... principal of getting energy from splitting atoms in a controlled chain reaction fission ... In order to sustain a continuous nuclear reaction, the speed of these ...
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21. Great Barrier Reef
    ... the sea floor, a ground chain, which is also known as a tickler chain and a ... previously thought that the lagoon was like a desert and didnamp39t sustain any life ...
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22. Matrix
    ... the human body itself can produce the kind of energy necessary to sustain their lives. ... They could begin to change the chain of commands going in and coming out ...
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23. cavalry
    ... Then just as the knights switched from chain mail to plate armour so did the ... 400500s the cavalry made many changes of its own to help sustain its effectivness ...
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24. Acid Rain1
    ... acidification of lakes, resulting in the lakesamp39 inability to sustain the aquatic ... wildlife could include the contamination of the entire food chain by causing ...
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25. Acid Rain 4
    ... acidification of lakes, resulting in the lakesamp39 inability to sustain the aquatic ... wildlife could include the contamination of the entire food chain by causing ...
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26. Blood Diamonds
    ... or terrorist organizations use diamonds to purchase weapons to sustain campaigns of ... of the diamond industry will be required to develop a chain of warranties ...
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27. The Fur Trade New Franceamp39s Great Mistake
    ... They required permanent residence in large numbers to sustain the demand of England. ... plan but soon turned into a weak link in their chain of colonization. ...
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28. ocean water
    ... 5. Conclusion The oceans and the life they sustain have had enough. ... have discovered is where the turmoil begins to discretely affect the food chain Simon 46. ...
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29. construction
    ... is still a need for a better understanding of the chain of causes ... in order to reduce urban sprawl, limit motorization, enhance and sustain accessibility and to ...
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30. Deciduous
    ... Parasitism can easily be seen through the food web/food chain. ... the current issues of the forests in order for us to save, preserve or sustain these places that ...
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