finish to defend their region of the Pacific. The U.S. chose to use the atomic bomb against Japan in hopes of ending the war swiftly and obtaining ultimate power over post-war decisions. They failed to realize the consequences that would follow their detrimental decision. Not only would the bomb kill thousands of innocent lives‚ consequently it would trigger an effect that would create a desire for other countries to possess an atomic bomb as well. Alternatives to the bomb were present‚
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author Leo Szilard and cosigned by scientist of the atomic bomb committee to consider the consequences of using the atomic bomb. The organization and structure of the writing brings a strong message about the devastation an atomic bomb would do to any city in the hands of our Army‚ but ultimately by our Commander and Chief who has the power to use it (Szilard). The point the author was trying to convey was the implication and use of the atomic bomb to the president. The scientist wanted the president
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Was it necessary to drop the atomic bombs? The only military use of atomic weapons has been on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and almost certainly brought a prompt conclusion to WW2. However‚ the question of whether it was necessary is still hotly debated 70 years after the event. The answer is no it wasn’t necessary‚ although it is not as simple as you may think because if I had just been a soldier fighting in New Guinea or if I was a POW starving on the Thai-Burma railway [1] then
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1- Look up the following elements and show their (atomic number‚ atomic mass‚ the symbol‚ number of electrons‚ protons and neutrons) the elements are Iron‚ copper‚ sodium‚ magnesium‚ chlorine‚ fluorine‚ carbon‚ hydrogen‚ oxygen. Element |Symbol |Atomic # |Mass # |#Protons |#Electrons |#Neutrons | |Iron |Fe |26 |26+26=52 |26 |26 |26 | |Copper |Cu |29 |29+29=58 |29 |29 |29 | |Sodium |Na |11 |11+11=22 |11 |11 |11 | |Magnesium |Mg |12 |12+12=24 |12 |12 |12 | |Chlorine |Ci |17 |17+17=34 |17 |17 |17
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The Great Invention Of The Atomic Bomb Darion Mealing English 12 Mr. Owens Block 4 02/06/14 If you were asked what the greatest invention to help or impact mankind‚ what would you say? Most people would begin to talk about automobile‚ engines‚ and other machinery. Weapons are also a major reason we are what we are today. A special weapon stands out as the big advantage of why we won the battles in World War II‚ It’s called the Atomic Bomb. It is a great invention
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The Atomic Bomb put a huge mark in American history. It changed the way war takes place and introduced the amass weapons of destruction to warfare. The destructive force also wiped out hundreds of thousands of people‚ mainly consisting of women and children. Many people were appalled by America’s immoral effort to end the war. Others disagreed and stated that it was a necessary evil to drop the atomic bomb and end the war. Even 70 years after World War II this argument continues of whether it was
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Ms. Wilson Chem‚ Blk 10 31 October 2012 Atomic Emission Spectra Lab Atomic spectroscopy is the determination of elemental composition by its electromagnetic or mass spectrum. An arrangement of all wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation is called the spectrum; the plural being spectra. As light passes through a prism‚ the frequencies of light emitted by an element separate into separate lines to give the atomic emission spectrum of the element. There are two spectrums in the lab: the incandescent
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Health Effects of Weight Cutting on an Athlete A Class Paper Submitted for SAD 356 Sports Nutrition Professor: Wirt Edwards by: Nikhil Vashist Daphne‚ Alabama May‚ 2013 Weight cutting is an old and traditional practice many athletes and coaches implement as part of a pre-competition regime‚ making weight for a competition‚ or simply trying to attempt to lose weight for a variety of personal reasons. Weight cutting would be defined as an athlete
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Body weight is a hot topic in today’s society. Recent trends involving body weight include the protest against body shaming accompanied by the encouragement of the acceptance of bodies of all shapes and sizes. That being said‚ there is some cultural inconsistency that exists in the United States because although society ideally wants to accept people of all sizes and view them without judgement‚ many people allow a bias to cloud their views of people whose body weight is deviant from the norm. These
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