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Every five years inspectors go into countries to see if they possess any nuclear weapons
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What traffic rules have been enforced based on Nestons laws of motion?
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What traffic rules have been enforced based on newtons law of motion?
Stopping at a red light is a traffic rule that is enforced based on Newton's laws of motion. An object at rest will remain at rest unless acted upon by an external force (the gas pedal).
Does India have Nuclear Weapons?
India is not a Party to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. India tested what it called a "peaceful nuclear explosive" in 1974 (which became known as "Smiling Buddha"). The test was the first test developed after the creation of the NPT, and created new questions about how civilian nuclear technology could be diverted secretly to weapons purposes (dual-use technology). Though India maintained that its nuclear capability was primarily "peaceful", it apparently weaponized two dozen nuclear weapons for delivery by air between 1988 and 1990. But it was not until 1998 that India tested weaponized nuclear warheads ("Operation Shakti"), including a thermonuclear device. And it is estimated that India has 80-100 nuclear warheads (might not be active).
Does a hydrogen bomb have a larger blast radius than an atomic bomb?
Trick question. The answer is vastly simplified--perhaps to the point of inaccuracy.Having worked on a system that carried either payload, I can tell you that a hydrogen device will produce a larger blast radius with less long term radiation than the same physically sized uranium or plutonium device, but that efficient detonation does not occur until above the 50 kiloton range--not much of an issue when the average size of the devices of the five NPT states is taken into account. Much of the radiation released by a hydrogen reaction is in the form of heat, hence the term thermo-nuclear. All hydrogen bombs are fusion bombs. Solely uranium and plutonium bombs are fission devices. The difference is in the reaction (fission splits the atom, fusion compresses two hydrogen atoms into a helium atom--similar to the mechanism of stars). Additionally, all hydrogen bombs also have a fissile component that is used to compress and initiate the fusion reaction.
What role does science play in wearing a seatbelt?
The seatbelt is a long strip of re-enforced nylon duct that is wound at the top by a speed-lock ratchet... At slow speeds it releases and allows the belt to be extended to a length where it can be locked next to the base of the seat... However, at a fairly high speed it locks (Very firmly) from the inertia of the speed ratchet.. Therefore, in extreme conditions when the belt is in use (and it should be whenEver the car is Driven) the result of a sudden stop by the vehicle is the passenger or driver thrown forward at speed aGainst the Seatbelt; Causing the ratchet to lock and prevent injury to the user... In other words, it is the FIRST Line of Defence against high-impact / accident Sudden-halting.. EnGage your SeatBelt BEFORE any Driving is underway as The Majority of Accidents take place in the First 10 Minutes of the Journey! It is a Scientifically-PROVEN Lifesaver and just USE THEM! Whenever Starting Up!In answer to your question.The role that science plays is in kinematics, the science of moving objects. The principle force will be that of Inertia. The tendency for an object to maintain its velocity and vector.As the car is moving, so are you (obviously). But when the car stops suddenly, your inertia will want you to carry on at the same speed.Relying only on the friction of the seat of your pants is not good enough. The belt attaches you to the vehicle firmly. So when the car stops, so do you, instead of carrying on through the windscreen.
What is NPT X NPT?
NPT x NPT= (NPT)2 or N2P2T2
What is full form of NPT?
Full form of NPT is "National Pipe Thread"
Are NPT pipe threads compatible with NPSM threads?
No, NPT threads are not compatible with NPSM threads. A pipe with NPT threads tapers slightly, while an NPSM-threaded pipe does not taper.
What a npt valve is in a water tank pressure system?
npt, national pipe thread, is a standard for threads on a screw. I (not a plumber) don't believe "npt valve" makes sense , but probably refers to a valve which has npt threading. Yes, a NPT Valve would be a valve with pipe threads as opposed to a sweat valve which has solder connections. There are several other type of piping connections too.
Does North Korea hold the record of breaking the NPT?
North Korea is the only country to formally withdraw from the NPT.
Did China signed the NPT?
yes
Has Iran signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation treaty?
Yes they are. Iran signed the NPT July 1st, 1968. It was ratified, and Iran has not withdrawn from the NPT.
What does Npt mean in plumbing?
In regards to pipes and tubing, NPT stands for national pipe thread. NPT is the American standard for threaded pipes and fittings regarding the tapered threads.
What is NPT Treaty?
nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty.
What does NPT stand for?
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
What is NPT thread in engineering industries?
National Pipe Tap, the angled self sealing thread of a pipe fitting
What is the difference between SAE and NPT?
NPT is a standard for threaded pipe and fittings. NPT stands for national pipe thread. NPT fittings are tapered thread fitting and usually rely on mechanical deformation in between the male and female fittings to create a seal in addition with teflon tape. Over tighteting may result in a leakage SAE O-ring fittings are straight fittings and rely on the O-ring to create the seal rather than deformation as in NPT fittings. Since these fittings do not depend on deformation chances of a broken fitting are virtually eliminated.
