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in a process known as NUCLEAR FISSION a high speed neuron hits a large fissionable atom's nuclear, such as U-235 (235 is the mass number), it splits into 2 new, smaller atoms + 2 high speed neutrons + ENERGY (which may go on to cause further fissions causing a chain reaction: Good for Bombs, but bad for fission reactors, so some neutrons are slowed down by a moderator substance)
split the atom
split the atom
split the atom
In 1932 john cockcroft and Ernst waltin split the atom.
Splitting the Atom was created on 2009-10-04.
Yes, it is possible to split an atom through a process called nuclear fission.
Scientists have split the atom.
Sometimes, an atom cannot be split.
split the atom
split atoms
Because they way it works it they smash plutonium ( which is radioactive) to split an atom. This produces radiation which is harmful and can last a long time.
Scientists first split the atom in the 1930s. The process of splitting the atom, known as nuclear fission, was achieved by Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann in 1938. This discovery laid the groundwork for the development of nuclear power and weapons.