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There are many atoms used in an atomic bomb for various purposes.
- Iron and carbon, lus some others depending on preference, make up the steel casing;
- silicon and oxygen atoms make up the computer hardware chips;
- copper makes up the wiring in the bomb;
- various type of atoms make up the other tools used by the bomb;
- carbon, nitrogen and oxygen make up the conventional explosive;
- while plutonium and uranium atoms are used as fissionable material and hydrogen atoms as fusion material.
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