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What chemicals are in nuclear energy?
Nuclear energy is not produced by chemical reactions
Will Eating synthetic sponges kill you?
yes it has harmfull chemicals in it
What are the 7 type energy?
thermal nuclear chemicals mechanical light electrical sound
What harmfull chemicals are in cigarettes?
i dont know all of them but i know that there is rat posion in them
Does nuclear energy have green house effects?
No- Because Nuclear energy produces A LOT of radiation. Some bad chemicals may enter the earths athmoshere. but that don't have a large affect on the athmosphere.
What are nuclear chemicals?
Nuclear chemicals are substances that contain radioactive isotopes or can undergo nuclear reactions. These chemicals are typically used in nuclear processes, such as nuclear power generation, radioisotope production, and nuclear research. It is important to handle and store nuclear chemicals safely due to their potential risks to health and the environment.
What are some alternatives that can be used to replace nuclear chemicals?
What do you mean by nuclear chemicals?
How can Crude oil products be dangerous or harmful?
yes only if you delidrately put harmfull chemicals into it.
Which type of energy comes from atoms electrical energy nuclear energy radiant energy or chemical energy?
chemical energy. when we use atoms, or chemicals, the energy starts out as chemical energy before becoming electrical energy
Can hamsters eat fresh flowers?
I wouldn't let them. Flowers can have pesticides or harmfull chemicals on them to kill bugs.
What does fission reaction create?
Nuclear Fission is the separation of two superheated nuclei of the same atom/ion. It creates a burst of energy which is used to spin turbines for nuclear energy. It is the opposite of nuclear fusion as that fuses the chemicals, this is the separation. So the answer: two atoms, some energy and a LOT of radioactive waste
Is dubnium harmfull?
Yes, Dubnium is harmful because it is radioactive. Dubnium is used for nuclear bombs and weapons.
