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It wasn't invented. It's a natural process that was discovered in heavier elements.
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When was fission reaction invented?
The first time a fission chain reaction was produced was in 1942
What are some some examples of nulcear energy?
factories
Who invented the nuclear bomb where was he from?
Leo Szilard invented the fission bomb. Edward Teller invented the fusion bomb. Both were from Hungary.
Can a nulcear bomb have a core greater than its critical mass?
Yes.
What are three main types of nulcear radiation?
Alpha Beta Gamma
What were some things that Albert Einstein invented?
The equation E=mc2 he invented nuclear fission and many other things
What is nulcear fallout?
it is what happents after a nuclear explosion usually involving radiation poisoning to the surounding area
What is the function of a nulcear membrane?
It's a semi-permeable membrane, so it controls what goes in and out of the cell.
What president invented the nuclear bomb?
None. The fission bomb was invented in 1933 by the physicist Leo Szilard. The staged fusion bomb was invented in 1949 by the mathematician Stan Ulam and the physicist Edward Teller.
Where do you get nuclear fission?
You get nuclear fission in:nuclear fission reactorsatomic fission bombs
Did the Nulcear Test-Ban Treaty stop the testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere?
The Limited Test Ban Treaty of 1963.
Is fission the same as when was first invented?
Fission is not an invention. Fission is a natural process, and its functioning is not subject to change. The only materials ordinarily found in nature that undergo fission are various isotopes of uranium. The neutrons released from this process occasionally produce isotopes we usually regard as synthetic, but in such small amounts that for practical purposes they do not exist on earth. Some did, however, exist in the distant past, and probably still do in other parts of space. Nevertheless, in connection with this question, it can be pointed out that people have studied a number of substances that can undergo fission that are only produced synthetically. While the functioning of fission is changeless, the understanding of fission changed substantially in the course of these investigations.
