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    Nuclear Technology

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    Control on Nuclear Technology Nuclear technology made an explosive entrance in the scientific world in 1939 when the United States was made aware of Germany’s testing on nuclear technology‚ and they began the Manhattan Project in an attempt to create a nuclear weapon before Germany did. The United States scientists successfully harnessed the power of the atom in a bomb‚ and the United States took its spot as the first nation with fully functioning nuclear technology. This technology‚ in the forms

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    Nuclear power‚ or nuclear energy‚ is the use of exothermic nuclear processes carried out in controlled manner‚ to generate useful heat and electricity. Nuclear power works by using the energy from nuclear fission or fusion to generate heat. At the moment‚ nuclear fusion is still a subject of intense research and not used in production which is a pity. Nuclear fission is basically what is happening in a reactor. Radioactive elements have unstable nuclei and they are constantly going through random

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    Cal Weller Professor Krueger English 101 26 April 2012 Nuclear Energy Although supporters of solar energy believes its use will be prominent in hope for the progression of technology in the future‚ in reality the erection of nuclear power plants will continue to provide people with energy 24 hours a day rather than only half of the day‚ nuclear energy also creates lasting jobs to help create progressivity in the economy. Research proves that the investment of the new Generation IV reactors

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    Asses the view that in today’s society the family is losing its functions. We usually define the word "family" with a group consisting of parents and children living together in a household but to many sociologists‚ this definition is narrow and is not a very accurate way of describing a family. According to Murdock (1949) the family is a "social group" which is identified by common "residence"‚ "economic" and "reproduction" whereas Giddens (1993) states that the family is directly linked by "kin

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    evaluate postmodern views on the diversity of family life” Postmodern sociologists support the view that family has become diverse in contemporary UK. They see that people have become fragmented and identities are more individualistic‚ meaning everyone is different and let them be. Family life is different for everyone. Stacey (1996) says that the family no longer progresses through a range of stages. Meaning everyone is diverse‚ and that there is no longer a dominant type of family. This is similar

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    Malaysian Nuclear Agency (Nuclear Malaysia) or former Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research (MINT) responsible researching nuclear technology and associated technology in Malaysia. Among the main activities of the Nuclear Malaysia is a research and technology development‚ technical services‚ human resource development and external relations. Malaysian Nuclear experts affiliated with experts from the National University of Malaysia to develop technologies radioactive‚ nuclear energy‚ biotechnology

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    Marvin Baker Schaffer Toward a viable nuclear waste disposal program Energy Policy‚ Volume 39‚ Issue 3‚ March 2011‚ Pages 1382–1388 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2010.12.010 Article history Received 16 August 2010 Accepted 6 December 2010 Available online 13 January 2011 M.I. Ojovan‚ W.E. Lee 20 – Nuclear Waste Disposal An Introduction to Nuclear Waste Immobilisation (Second Edition)‚ Oxford‚ 2014‚ Pages 321–335 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-08-099392-8.00020-6 Article history

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    chosen solutions we need to : improve on problem solving and decision making techniques‚ using discussion questions effectively with consideration of conflict management styles in the group. Applying these principles can help achieve true group consensus and increase the groups productivity. In accordance with the functional theory‚ five task requirements must be met in order to guarantee success. Our group needs improvement in 3 of 5 of the task requirements: discussing and creating criteria‚

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    Fusion as a future energy source Creating Nuclear Fusion could be a break through in finding an alternative source of energy. As of today we do not have the technology to make a nuclear fusion reactor‚ but we could be relying on them for power sometime in the next 30 to 40 years. Nuclear Fusion is created by forcing deuterium (D) and tritium (T) together‚ when forced together their nuclei fuse and then break apart to form a helium nucleus and an uncharged neutron. Most of the excess energy

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    Nuclear Medicine

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    Nuclear Medicine Nuclear medicine has been around for more than 50 years now and stems from the discovery of x-rays and artificial radioactivity. In 1946‚ nuclear medicine made a monumental breakthrough when radioactive iodine led to the complete disappearance of cancer in a patient’s thyroid. Nuclear medicine became widely used in the 1950’s to measure the function of the thyroid‚ to diagnose thyroid disease‚ and for the treatment of patients with hyperthyroidism. By the 1970’s nuclear medicine

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