'Fission process' diaporamas de présentation

Occupational Radiation Sources

Occupational Radiation Sources. Sources of Contamination. Objectives. List the origins for sources in a nuclear power plant. Identify the classification of radionuclides produced in the fission process and where they are produced.

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Occupational Radiation Sources

Occupational Radiation Sources. Sources of Contamination. Objectives. List the origins for sources in a nuclear power plant. Identify the classification of radionuclides produced in the fission process and where they are produced.

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Nuclear Energy

Nuclear Energy. How it works and how the world sees it today By: Harsimar Virdi, Bharti Gupta, Darren Tan, Mani Akunuri, Sara Zhu, Pardeep Brar and Siddharth Ramesh. Introduction.

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Lecture 12

Lecture 12. Applications of Nuclear Physics Fission Reactors and Bombs. off syllabus, only in notes at end of slides . 12.1 Overview. 12.1 Induced fission Fissile nuclei Time scales of the fission process Crossections for neutrons on U and Pu Neutron economy Energy balance

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Nuclear Fission

Nuclear Fission. 6B Cheng Pui Ling (7) Tsang Wai Man(23). An unstable nucleus may split up into a few large pieces. This is called nuclear fission. Opposing Force. Electrical repulsion among the protons tends to split the nucleus apart . Surface tension keeps a nucleus together.

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To introduce fusion and fission as sources of energy To learn about nuclear fission To understand how a nuclear reacto

Objectives. To introduce fusion and fission as sources of energy To learn about nuclear fission To understand how a nuclear reactor works To learn about nuclear fusion To understand nuclear weapons To see how radiation damages human tissue . A. Nuclear Energy .

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How does nuclear reactor work. 7:30 min

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Nuclear Fission

Nuclear Fission. Richard Miller 5SJW. The History of Nuclear Fission. In 1935 Enrico Fermi discovered that numerous useful radionuclides could be made by splitting up an atom with neutrons.

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Nuclear Chemistry Fission and Fusion

Nuclear Chemistry Fission and Fusion. Uranium Mining. Fission. An atom of Uranium 235 breaks apart into two smaller atoms, setting off a chain reaction. How does this model Fission?. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=XHitaEy-Xtg.

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