The Atomic Bomb

Sep 01, 2014

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The Atomic Bomb. The Reasons. Scientific Curiosity Wartime Emergency Energy Abundance. The Reactions. 92 U 235 + 0 n 1 = 56 Ba 141 + 36 Kr 92 + 3 0 n 1 92 U 238 + 0 n 1 = 92 U 239 + Q 92 U 239 = 93 Np 239 + -1 e 0 93 Np 239 = 94 Pu 239 + -1 e 0 + Q. The Results.

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The Atomic Bomb
The Reasons • Scientific Curiosity • Wartime Emergency • Energy Abundance
The Reactions 92U235 + 0n1 = 56Ba141 + 36Kr92 + 3 0n1 92U238 + 0n1 = 92U239 + Q 92U239 = 93Np239 + -1e0 93Np239 = 94Pu239 + -1e0 + Q
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