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    Nuclear energy on the other hand is a result of heat generated through the fission process of atoms. All power plants convert heat into electricity using steam. At nuclear power plants‚ the heat to make the steam is created when atoms split apart - called fission. The fission releases energy in the form of heat and neutrons. The released neutrons then goes on to hit other neutrons and repeat the process‚ hence generating more heat. In most cases the fuel used for nuclear fission is uranium. Most

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    world without nuclear weapons would be less stable and more dangerous for all of us.” In the article “Get real: nuclear power is in your future” Allan Kupcis argues that nuclear power is a necessity to maintain “the backbone of any economy.” Thus‚ in our day to days living‚ we seem to ask ourselves about what is meant by the term "Nuclear Energy." Some will give the right concept of the nuclear energy but others will not. It all depends with the knowledge one has about the nuclear energy. In this

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    Final Project The United States of America was founded on European immigration. Many diverse people from different cultures and countries across Europe left their respective countries and traveled across the ocean in search of something. Once they arrived in America that something started to unify. The reasoning and motivation for their deflection may have been different for different people but no matter the diversity the goal can be described the same with one word- Freedom. Freedom is a broad

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    chosen to research for my course project is children’s social development. I have had a love for children ever since helping take care of my younger brother when he was a baby. I have two children of my own and my four-month-old nephew living with me. Eventually‚ I would like to be a youth counselor or probation officer so researching social development would be very interesting to me. Social development is a very important part of healthy growth and development in children. They need to learn

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    When asked what the singular most important event in United States‚ a lot of different suggestions come to mind‚ raging from the invention of the iPhone to the Civil War. I believe that the most important event was the dropping of the bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The dropping of the bombs saved over a million American lives‚ introduced America as a world power‚ and‚ if not most importantly‚ was the first steps into the Cold War. If the bombs had not been dropped‚ many American lives would have

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    Four years later and still at war‚ the President Franklin Roosevelt received a letter from Albert Einstein explaining efforts in Nazi Germany to build an atomic bomb. The United States Government soon after began a very secretive project known as “The Manhattan Project”. They developed a new weapon‚ which was called the nuclear bomb. The United States made two of these weapons‚ “Little Boy” which consisted of uranium-235‚ weighed about 9‚700lbs and‚ two billion dollars of research was the smallest

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    straight to the front door. After waiting by the door for 2 minutes‚ she finally let us in. It was Christmas Eve‚ my dad was there‚ so I thought I could challenge him to a match of pool. We went downstairs and set up the pool balls. It was my break‚ what do I have to say I always scratch when I break‚ this time I actually got a few balls in and If I can remember the 15 ball of stripes and the 5 ball of spots. It was a pretty intense match‚ in the end I lost badly. Actually I only lost by the 8 ball

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    Commander of all allied forces‚ I am informing you on where we should go from here‚ after the Japanese did not respond to the Potsdam declaration. In spite of what many scientists in the Manhattan Project consider‚ with the use of the Atomic Bomb’s being inhuman‚ war overall is inhuman so I have come to the conclusion that the use of the Atomic Bombs is certainly the best option and the correct thing to do. Japan has come to be the most powerful empire in the world by their population and are rapidly

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    in 1945‚ an atomic bomb was dropped in Hiroshima‚ Japan; three days later a second bombing occurred in Nagasaki‚ Japan. These bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki not only changed the physical and emotional health of the Japanese people‚ they also changed the world. In my essay‚ I’m going to be discussing in what ways the dropping of the atomic bombs was significant and which of these is the most important My first paragraph is going to be about the massive impact the atomic bomb had on Japan itself

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    Option 1: Nuclear Power( Pros and Cons ) President Obama has stated that the United States should increase the use of nuclear power. As there are many ways to retrieve energy‚ one needs to think of the disadvantages/advantages of each side. Nuclear power converts heat energy from nuclear fission chain reactions that turn into electricity. FIssion is when an atom is split into two parts through natural decay or when instigated in a lab‚ which then releases energy. But then the heat generated within

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