Atomic energy is really a misnomer for nuclear energy. It is the fissioning of the nucleus which causes energy to be released. At the atomic level we are dealing with chemical reactions, but in the early days people did talk of atomic power and atomic bombs.
The words "atomic" and "nuclear". Otherwise, its the same thing. Atomic is the older usage, from the understanding that the energy comes from the atom. Nuclear is the newer usage, from the understanding that the energy comes from the nucleus of the atom.
none. the terms atomic and nuclear here are interchangeable, both refer to energy from the atomic nucleus.
they are different because hazardous waste are dangerous chemicals,but nuclear energy is realeased when billons of atomic nuclei from aranium are split apart in a nuclear fission reaction
Nuclear energy and atomic energy are the same thing.
Nuclear energy does not produce carbon dioxide.
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none. the terms atomic and nuclear here are interchangeable, both refer to energy from the atomic nucleus.
they are different because hazardous waste are dangerous chemicals,but nuclear energy is realeased when billons of atomic nuclei from aranium are split apart in a nuclear fission reaction
Nuclear energy and atomic energy are the same thing.
The only difference is how it is made (nuclear energy involves some form of atomic fusion/fission process). Once the electricity leaves the power station, there is no difference.
Nuclear energy does not produce carbon dioxide.
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It gets its energy from the atomic nucleus.