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When I was 10, I heard on the radio that one nuclear bomb had destroyed the Japanese City of Hiroshima. This helpled end WWII in 1945

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3 PEACE-TIME NUCLEAR REACTOR GENERATES ELECTRICITY

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I loved reading ATOMS IN ACTION when I was 14 years old.

HYDROGEN ATOM4 MIT Professor

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Dr. Paul H. Carr, 25 years old, doing electronics research at the microwave laboratory, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, Boston, MA.

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The electrical force between the positive nucleus and the negative electrons hold the electrons in orbit.This is much smaller than the nuclear forces between protons and neutrons.

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PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ATOMS

7U– Uranium is a source of nuclear energy.

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U-235 is Radioactive.

92 protons

143 neutrons

Uranium U- 238 is stable.92 protons

146 neutrons

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Fission of Uranium 235 into two medium sized nuclei (fragments) + energy + more neutrons.Chain reaction.

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NUCLEAR REACTOR GENERATES ELECTRICITY without emitting carbon doxide, CO2.

U-235

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CARBON DIOXIDE MOLECULECO2

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CO2

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Plants use the sun’s energy to convert atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) into oxygen (O). Where does the carbon (C) go?

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Wood is made of cellulose, C5 H10 O5, containing: Carbon (C), Oxygen (O ),Hydrogen (H) & Water (H2O) Where else do we find hexagons?

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Beekeeper ready to open the hive to get honey.

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• NUCLEAR REACTORS GENERATE ELECTRICITY without emitting carbon doxide, CO2.

• CO2 is warming our plant with the greenhouse effect from buring gasoline and wood.

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