Nuclear Power
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Nuclear Power is unlike Fossil Fuels and other Fuels. Nuclear Power is created with both fissionand fusion. Fission is when two atoms grow apart. Fusion is when they go together.
Nuclear physics
Nuclear Power
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Nuclear Power is unlike Fossil Fuels and other Fuels. Nuclear Power is created with both fissionand fusion. Fission is when two atoms grow apart. Fusion is when they go together.
nuclear radiation
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Some may say nuclear radiation is necessary in our everyday life or even to prevent Global Warming. While others may say it can cause DNA, cell, and tissue damage. Well both facts can be observed as accurate. What is it?
Japan's Nuclear Reactors. Simple Explanation of How Reactors Work.
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(THIS TEXT IS IN DATA BASES, IF PLAGIARIZER AND PUT ON ORIGINALITY FINDERS LIKE WWW.TURNITIN.COM, YOU WILL BE PENALIZED.) Document may not be proof read, expect grammatical errors. Sorry. Chemistry I March 18, 2011 Japan?s Nuclear Reactors
Radioactive Decay
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Define the following terms:
Stable- Not likely to change or fail; firmly established
Unstable- Prone to change, fail, or give way; not stable
Radioactive Decay- The process in which a radioactive nucleus emits (gives off) radiation and changes to a different isotope or element. A number of different particles can be emitted by decay. The most typical are alpha, beta particles, and gamma rays.
Radio Isotope- The process in which a radioactive nucleus emits (gives off) radiation and changes to a different isotope or element. A number of different particles can be emitted by decay. The most typical are alpha, beta particles, and gamma rays.
Daughter Element- an element that results from the radioactive decay of another element.
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